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eCUT A 11-04 (Q007095)
Royal stone inscription, 8th century, Razliq · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
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| Designation | eCUT A 11-04 |
|---|---|
| ID | Q007095 |
| Language | Urartian |
| Period | 8th century · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE |
| Genre | Royal stone inscription |
| Find spot | Razliq |
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.
| Line | ATF | Machine English (draft) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | {d}hal-di-ni-ni al-su-i-ši-ni {m}ar-ti-giš-še | Through the greatness of the god Ḫaldi (I am) Artigaš |
| 2 | {m}ru-sa-hi-ni-še a-li a-ša₂-di {kur}ar-⸢hu⸣-u₂-e | Rusaḫiniše, the lord of the land Bar-ehu’e |
| 3 | ⸢iš-ti-ni⸣-a-ṣi ka-⸢ru-bi⸣ KUR₂ {kur}u₂-šu₂-lu-ni-i KUR-ni | Its eštī-eaṣi means “the enemy will conquer the land of Ušuluni.’ |
| 4 | {kur}bu-⸢qu-u₂-e⸣ KUR-ni [ku-u₂]-ṭi₅-⸢a-di⸣ pa-ri | He conquered the land Bū-eqû. |
| 5 | {id₂}mu-⸢na⸣-i-di i-ša₂-ni bi-⸢di-a-di⸣ ka-ru-bi {kur}gir₂-⸢du-ni⸣ | When he went up to the Euphrates River, he conquered the land Girduni. |
| 6 | {kur}gi-tu₂-ha-ni-ni {kur}⸢ṭu⸣-iš-⸢du-ni⸣ {uru}ru-du-tar-ni URU | the land Gituhani, the land Etu-eš-edini, (and) the city “Uru-dutarni’. |
| 7 | ha-u₂-bi KUR{⸢meš⸣} ha-u₂-u₂-li me-ši-ni ⸢pi-i⸣ ʾa-⸢al⸣-du-bi | he conquered, the land of the Emes, his conquerors, he destroyed. |
| 8 | e-ʾa ⸢i⸣-ni E₂.⸢GAL⸣ gu-⸢nu-ša₂-a⸣ ha-u₂-bi ši-di-iš-tu₂-bi | (Sum) He built the Ekallu, the palace, and the gu’enuša temple. (Akk) The eala, his temple and the palace were built. |
| 9 | te-ru-bi ti-⸢ni {m⸣}ar-giš-te-i ir-du-si | he entered, he defeated Argišti. |
| 10 | {kur}bi-a-na-u₂-e ⸢uš⸣-ma-⸢a-še⸣ KUR.KUR₂{meš} na-⸢a-pa⸣-hi-⸢a⸣-i-di | In the Bia lands, the lands that I conquered |
| 11 | {d}hal-di-ni-ni ⸢al⸣-[su]-ši-ni {m}ar-giš-ti-ni ⸢MAN⸣ DAN-⸢NU⸣ | For the god Ḫaldi, his (or, resp., his) Lord, Argištini, the king of the universe, |
| 12 | MAN KUR šu₂-ra-u₂-e ⸢MAN {kur⸣}bi-a-i-na-u₂-e ⸢MAN⸣ MAN{meš}u₂-⸢e⸣ | king of the land of Šurāya, (and) the E-šarru of the Bia lands, |
| 13 | ⸢a⸣-lu-si {uru}ṭu-uš-pa URU {⸢m⸣}ar-giš-ti-še a-⸢li⸣ | “Ea-elusi, the city of Bušpa, A-eli-e |
| 14 | ⸢a⸣-lu-še ti-ni-⸢ni⸣ tu₂-li-e a-⸢i⸣ i-ni DUB-⸢te⸣ | “If he slips through the cracks of the door, |
| 15 | ⸢pi⸣-tu₂-⸢li⸣-e ⸢tu₂-ri⸣-ni-ni {d}hal-[di]-še {⸢d⸣}IM-⸢še⸣ | “The epītu-elî-priest and the turini-priestess, the god Ḫaldi, the Weather-God, |
| 16 | {d}[UTU-še] DINGIR{⸢meš⸣}še ma-a-ni {[d}UTU-ni pi]-i-⸢ni⸣ | Šamaš, the gods, his name, Ṣalam, his mouth |
Sources & licences
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