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eCUT A 11-01 (Q007092)

Royal stone inscription, 8th century, Çelebibağı · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationeCUT A 11-01
IDQ007092
CollectionVan Museum, Van, Turkey
LanguageUrartian
Period8th century · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreRoyal stone inscription
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Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1{d}hal-[di-e e-u₂-ri]-i-eFor the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp. the) Lord
2i-ni [pu-lu-si {m}ar-giš-ti]-šeThis is the work of Argišti.
3{m}⸢ru⸣-[sa-hi-ni-še ku-gu]-⸢u₂⸣-niand Kugu-esahini
4ul-⸢u₂⸣-[gu-ši-ia-ni e-di]-nihe gave to Ul-egusviyani
5ma-⸢ni⸣-[ni {d}hal-di-ni bi-di]-niWhen he came to the god Ḫaldi
6{m}⸢ar⸣-[giš-ti-e {m}ru-sa-hi-ni]-eAr-egišti and Rusahini
7[a-ru-u₂-še e-ku-u₂-še iš-pu-i]-šehe smote him, he washed him
8[ul-gu-še pi-ṣu-u₂-še al-su-i]-še“It is high, it is low,
9[e-ia-ar-di-še ar-a-ni uš-ma]-šeI have sworn by the command of the gods.
10{[d}hal-di-ni-ni al-su-ši-ni EN-si-ni]-⸢ni⸣Through the greatness of the god Ḫaldi, my Lord,
11{[m}ar-giš-ti-še {m}ru-sa-a-hi-ni]-šeArgišti and Rusahini
12{[d}hal-di-ni-še {lu₂}IR₃-še a]-liFor Ḫaldi, his (or, resp. the) hero
13{[d}hal-di-ni-ni uš-ma-ši-ni EN-si]-⸢ni⸣-niThrough the protection of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Bēl-sîni
14[a-lu-uš-me šu₂-i-ni e-si-ni mu]-ṣiI am a man, his hand is a scepter
15[u₂-e-še-la-še u₂-e-ši-i-gi a-lu]-⸢uš⸣-meI have made perfect for you, I am a lord
16⸢ṭu-bar⸣-[du-ni u₂-bar-a-du-ia]-⸢a⸣-li“Babar-edûni, Ubar-aduya-eli
17⸢a-lu-uš⸣-[me] MAN-[tu₂-hi tar-a-gi a]-ru-ni“Aluluš-eme, the kingship of Taraĝi, he dedicated it.
18na-ha-di MAN-tu₂-[hi-ni-na-a] {⸢giš⸣}GU.ZA-athe scepter of kingship, my throne
19te-ru-me GIŠ MAN-tu₂-[hi-ni]-i šu₂-gu-kiGrant me kingship and dominion!
20uš-ha-nu-me u₂-[e-še]-la-še ⸢mu⸣-ṣithey have sworn it. They have confirmed it.
21a-lu-ka u₂-e-⸢ši⸣-[ia-u₂]-li bur-ga-la-niWoe, Uešiya'uli, his servant.
22KUR.KUR{meš} uš-ha-[nu-me] {⸢d}hal⸣-di-šeAll the lands rejoiced over Ḫaladdiš
23EN-u₂-še hu-ṭu-[tu₂-hi] ⸢gu-nu⸣-u₂-šehis lord, the one who has fallen into disrepair,
24e-ʾa {⸢lu₂⸣}UTUL₂-⸢še⸣ šu₂-i-ni-i DU₆-i“He is the one who makes the large bowls tremble
25{m}ar-giš-ti-še a-li {uru}NA₄.ANŠE-aArgištīše, from the orchard of Nanna
26a-su-ni-e {kur}qu-ri-a-ka-a-⸢gi⸣Asuni of Quriyagi
27KI{meš} qu-ul-di-ni ma-nu u₂-i gi-iWhen he went to the place of battle, he was a reed worker.
28⸢ab⸣-si-i ⸢GAN₂ {giš⸣}U₂.ŠE ul-di za-⸢a-ri⸣“Eabsî, egišu-tree, I will go up to the Zārī temple.
29iš-ti-ni ma-nu-ri u₂-i PA₅ iš-[ti-ni]There is a canal there.
30a-ga-u₂-ri ⸢šu₂-u₂-ki⸣ {d}hal-di-i-šeI have prayed to the god Ḫaldi.
31i-zi-du-ni a-ru-me {d}hal-di-šehe erected. The stele of Ḫaldi
32za-du-bi i-ni ṣu-e a-su-a-hi-na“This is the ṣūbû of Asuaḫina.
33{kur}ba-ba-na-di {kur}a-i-ri ṣu-ethe lands Babanadi and Airi
34{kur}ba-ba-ni-e-di a-li-lithe land Babani he conquered
35{kur}ba-ba-ni-li ṣu-ni-a bi-di-i-ehe conquered the land Babani.
36{kur}am-u₂-ni-ni {kur}bu-du-u₂-a-nihis land Amuni, his land Budua
37{kur}na-gi-li-a-ni {kur}ša₂-la-tar-a-nihis land Nagili, his land Latar
38{[kur]}u₂-ra-e {m}ar-giš-ti-še a-liUra’e (and) Argištīše
39šu₂-si-ni ṣu-ni-ni e-si u₂-i gi-iHis hand is a reed fence
40[ab]-si-i am-u₂-di iš-ti-ni ma-nu-riI slew, but there was no harvest there.
41[u₂-i] ⸢PA₅⸣ a-ga-u₂-ri u₂-⸢te-e⸣“If he does not recite this apotropaic ritual,
42[x x x] ⸢i-ni⸣ [x x x]... eini-e ...
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1UDU ŠE 2 UDU {d}⸢te-i-še⸣-ba-aa sheep, 2 sheep for Ete-išeba
2UDU ŠE 2 UDU {d}[ši-u₂-i-ni]-⸢e⸣a sheep, 2 sheep for Šiuini-e
3⸢UDU ŠE⸣ UDU {d}[ʾa-ru-ba-i-ni]-⸢e⸣A sheep, a sheep for the god Alarubaini
4UDU {d}⸢i-nu-a⸣-[u₂-e]a sheep for the goddess Inua
5UDU {d}⸢i-nu-a⸣-[na-u₂-e]a sheep for the goddess Inua,
6GU₄ {m}ar-giš-ti-⸢ni-e DINGIR⸣ox or bull of Argišti-emeni, god
7GU₄ {m}ar-giš-ti-⸢ni-e NIN⸣ox or bull of Argišti-emeni, lady
8GU₄ {d}a-⸢ni-qu-u₂⸣-[gi-e]ox or bull of A’eniqu-egi
94 UDU DINGIR{meš} ⸢šu₂-i-ni⸣-ni4 sheep for the gods of the ešuini
104 UDU DINGIR{meš} x x x x4 sheep for the gods ,
11UDU {d}[x-x-x]-i [x x x]a sheep for the god ...
12UDU {d}na-la-ni-[e]a sheep for the god Nalani
13UDU {d}qu-u₂-⸢e-ra⸣-[a]a sheep for Qû-ērā'ea
14GU₄ {kur}a-ia-ri x x xoxen of the land of Ayari
152 UDU {kur}ba-ba-na-[u₂]-e2 sheep for the Banaeans
16GU₄ {d}i-x-x-x-xox or bull of
1720 UDU i-nu-ka-x x-di-ni20 sheep ...
181 GU₄ 7 UDU at-qa-na-na-ka-i1 ox and 7 sheep for the Atqananakku,
19a-la-gi {kur}qa-i-⸢na⸣-ru-u₂the Alaĝi of the land Qa’i-ena-erū,
20u₂-i-la-ni-ni a-la-a-gihe brought to me, Alagi
21{d}IM-ni-ni {giš}⸢šu₂-ri⸣-i-niFor Adad his ešuri plant
224 ka-a-pi-e ⸢u₂-ri-ni-e⸣4 kapî-containers of urinu-flour
236 ṭi₂-ru-si GEŠTIN ⸢ar⸣-du-u₂-⸢ni⸣6 irû-bowls with wine
24i-na-ni {kur}x-x-ši-i-liwhen ...-ili
26a-še A{meš} e-ši-a-ṣi-u₂-liAs for me, I have poured water
27UDU ŠE UDU {d}hal-di-i-e ŠUMA sheep, a sheep for the god Ḫaldi,
28UDU {d}te-i-[še]-e-ba-aa sheep for Tešeba
29UDU {d}ši-u₂-i-ni-⸢e⸣a sheep for the god Šiuini,
30UDU {d}⸢ʾa⸣-ru-ba-i-ni-ea sheep for E-ala-e-ru-bini,
31UDU {d}i-na-a-u₂-ea sheep for Ina'ue,
32UDU {d}i-nu-a-na-u₂-ea sheep for Inuana'ue
33UDU {m}ar-giš-ti-ni-e DINGIRa sheep for the god Argišti,
34UDU {m}ar-giš-ti-ni-e {d}NINa sheep for the goddess Argištini,
35UDU {d}a-la-i-ni-nia sheep for Alainini,
36UDU {d}a-ni-qu-u₂-ea sheep for the god Aniqu
37UDU {d}u₂-x-xsheep for U-,
38[x x x x]-u₂-e x...ue ...
39[UDU {d]}⸢na⸣-la-i-ni-⸢i-e⸣a sheep for the god Ena-elani-e'e
40[x x x x] x e x [x x x x]......
41[x x x x] x x [x x x x]

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