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DesignationDAAM 1.72
IDtlh:DAAM 1.72
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 645

Transliteration (ATF)

From Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0

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

LineATFMachine English (draft)
o Rd.
1]-x kar-ap-t[a-ri... of the quay(low confidence: few signs survive)
2] [
o. Rd.
3ša?-ra]-⸢a⸣ ú-ez-zi É [... goes to the house ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4-i]z-zi GAL DUMU.É.GAL [... the chief palace official ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
Vs.
5]-x? ku-wa-aš-[zi... he drinks ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
6[ḫa-an-te-ez-zi A]-NAGUNNI {GIŠ}e-⸢ep⸣-[pí-ia-aš mu-u-ri- ti-ia-an-zi LUGAL-uš A-NA{D}30 UŠ-KE-EN]... they bring it to the table. They set it up. The king prostrates himself before Sin.
7[nu-kán 1 SILA₄ GE₆ A-N]A{D}30 BAL-ti {LÚ}D[UB.SAR ḫal-za-i SILA₄-an?-kán GUNNI-i pa-ra-a a-ni-ia-an-zi]And one black lamb for the Moon-deity, the scribe sings. The lamb and the herdsmen go out.
8[MUN-an-zi GAL DUM]U.É.GAL 10 {NINDA}tu-ḫu-r[a-i LUGAL-i ap-pí-iš-ke-ez-ziThe palace official takes 10 tuḫura-breads for the king.
9[{LÚ}DUB.SAR-ma-ká]n {D}30 ŠUM-an ḫal-z[i-iš-ša-i ]The scribe gives the Moon-god to the ḫalžša-instrument.
10[DUMU.É.GAL-ma-k]án A-NAÌ.GIŠ an-d[a šu-un-ni-ia?-zi? GUNNI GAM-an zi-ik-ke-ez-zi][The palace official] pours a libation [into] the oil, and he places his hand on it.
11[GAL DUMU.É.GAL] {DUG}KU-KU-UB-BI AN.BAR [ ]x xx x[The chief palace official ... a sash of iron ...
12[LUGAL-uš-kán] QA-TAM da-a-i GUNN[I-a]n-⸢kán⸣ ḫu-i-ia-an-⸢zi⸣ [DUMU.É.GAL-ma {GIŠ}te-pa-an IŠ-TUÌ.GIŠ]The king places it on the table beside it. The palace official places it before the table.
13[GUNNI-i] la-ḫu-wa-i... he pours a libation(lower confidence: line is broken)
14[A?-NA2]-e ⸢GUNNI⸣ GIŠ-ru-it ḫ[ar-p]a-an-ti ti-ia-an-zi [ LUGAL-uš {D}ku-wa-an-ša-aš UŠ-KE-EN]... they take the wood of the ḫarpāntu-vessel ... the king bows down to Kuwanša.
15[LUGAL-uš-ká]n IŠ-TU{DUG}KU-KU-UB A[N.B]AR [G]EŠTIN 1 SILA₄ BABBAR {D}ku-wa-an-š[a-aš B]AL-[an-ti SILA₄-an?-kán GUNNI-i]The king drinks from a libation vessel of wine, one white lamb for Kuwanš; the lamb for the ...
16[pa-ra-a] ⸢a⸣-ni-ia-an-〈〈ni-ia〉〉-zi ⸢MUN⸣-an-zi GAL DUMU.É.GA[L 2 NIND]A.GUR₄.⸢RA⸣ [LUGAL-i pa-a-i]He breaks it, and they give salt. The great palace servant gives two loaves of bread to the king.
17[LUGAL-uš p]ár-ši-ia {LÚ}DUB.SAR [ḫa]l-⸢za-i ANA⸣{D}⸢ku⸣-wa-an-⸢ša⸣-aš GA[L DUMU].⸢É⸣.GAL [me-ma-al LUGAL-i]The king breaks; the scribe libates. He speaks to Anana-Kuwanša, the chief palace servant; he speaks to the king
18[pa-ra-a] ⸢e⸣-ep-zi LUGAL-u[š]-⸢kán⸣ QA-TAM da-a-⸢i⸣ GAL DUMU.⸢É⸣.GAL ⸢{NINDA}⸣[ḫar-ša-aš še-er šu-uḫ-ḫa-a?-i]He takes it. The king takes it together. The great palace servant takes the ḫarša-bread below.
19[DUMU{MEŠ}.É.GAL ]{⸢ḪI⸣.A} 4 KU-KU-UB AN.BAR [KAŠ].GEŠTIN da-wa-la-aš wa-al-⸢ḫi-ia⸣-aš ⸢LUGAL⸣-[i pa-ra-a ap-pa-an-zi]The palace servants ... four ... of iron, wine of the walḫiya-offering, they take to the king.
20[QA-TAM da-a]-⸢i⸣ BAL-an-zi ⸢nu?⸣ {LÚ}⸢DUB.SAR⸣ ḫal-za-i {D}ku-kusic-an-ša-aš [GUNNI-an-kán ḫu-u-i-ia-an-zi]The scribe sings, and Kukusikanša takes his gift.
21[DUMU.É.GAL]-⸢ma⸣ {GIŠ}te-pa-⸢an IŠ-TU⸣Ì.GIŠ GUNNI-i la-ḫu-wa-iThe palace official takes the teppa-vessel from the oil vessel.
22[DUMU.É.GAL-kán {GIŠ}ú-e-ri-i 8 NINDA.GUR₄.RA]⸢{ḪI}⸣{.A} me-ma-al 〈da-a-i〉? {D}te-pí-ia-kán {〈GIŠ〉}e-[ep-pí-ia-aš mu-u-ri-iš]The palace official speaks eight loaves of bread; he speaks to Tepiya, and to the eppriya-tree ...
23[an-da ne-ia-an-za {GIŠ}ú-e-ra-aš] ta GADA-i ka-ri-ia-an-za šu-uḫ-ḫa-[za kat-ta ú-da-i]And he places the linen cloth on the table, and he brings it down below.
24[LUGAL-uš EGIR-an i-ia-ad-da DUMU.É.GAL {GIŠ}]ú-e-ra-an-kán {GIŠ}lu-ut-ti an-da d[a-a-i]The king goes back; the palace official brings the uʾankan-wood and the luttu-wood.
25[LUGAL-uš UŠ-KE-EN ták-kán {GIŠ}AB-za ar-ḫa ANA]DINGIR{MEŠ}˽〈LÚ{MEŠ}〉 BAL-ti DUMU.É.GAL {GIŠ}ú-e-ra-[an EGIR-pa]The king prostrates himself. And he places it on the throne before the gods, the palace servants, behind the table.
26[šu-uḫ-ḫa pé-e-da-a-i EGIR {GIŠ}ŠEN da-a-i LUGAL-uš EGI]R-ŠU i-ia-ad-daHe places it on the throne; afterwards, he places it; the king brings it into his hand.
27[LUGAL-uš DINGIR{MEŠ}˽LÚ{MEŠ}-aš? {D}ma-l]i-i-ia UŠ-KE-EN GAL {LÚ}Ú.ḪÚB {GIŠ}⸢e⸣-[er-ḫu-ia-za ]The king prostrates himself before the gods and Maliya. The chief of the staff-bearers ...
28[{GIŠ}?ḫu-u-wa-al-liš? da-a-i na-at ]-x ÉSAG da-a-i DUMU.É.GAL-ma {GIŠ}te-p[a-az {GIŠ}?ḫu-u-wa-al-liš? ]He takes the huwalliš-vessel, and ... he takes it to the palace. The palace official takes the table and the hut ...
29[kat-ta 3-ŠU wa-al-aḫ-zi DUMU.É.GAL-kán {GIŠ}te-pa-az {GIŠ}e-e]p-pí-ia-aš mu-u-ri-in A-NAÌ.DU₁₀.GA an-d[a šu-un-ni-ia-z]i... three times he libates; the palace official takes the tepa-vessel and the eppiya-bead, and he pours a libation of sweet beer.
30[ ]-⸢x⸣-za-i... he ...(very low confidence: a guess)
31[ ŠA?MÁŠ.GAL] ⸢SI!?⸣{ḪI.A}-ia iš-ke-ez-zi DUMU.É.GAL [{DUG}KU-KU-UB GEŠTIN ]... he places the horns ... The palace official ... wine ...
32[LUGAL-i pa-a-i MÁŠ.GAL A-NADINGIR{MEŠ}˽LÚ{MEŠ}-aš?] ⸢x?⸣ {D}ma-li-ia BAL-an-ti MÁŠ.GA[L-kán GUNN]I-iThe king gives the large vessel to the gods, the men, and the Maliya-deity. The large vessel is seated.
33[pa-ra-a a-ni-ia-an-zi MUN-an-zi {UZ]U}NÍG.GIG ŠÀ-er za-nu-⸢wa⸣-an-zi GA[L DUMU.É.GAL(?)]... they take, they libate salt, the liver, and they give it to the chief palace servant.
34[ ZÌ.DA-aš ša-a-ri-uš du-wa-an du-w]a-an-na 3-ŠÚ iš-⸢ga⸣-a-⸢ri⸣ iš-[ ]x... flour of the šaruš-vessel ... three times ... ...
35[ GAL DUMU].⸢É⸣.GAL LUGAL-i 12 NINDA.GUR₄.RA{ḪI.A} [ ḫa]-zi-la-ašThe chief of the palace servants, the king, 12 loaves of bread, ḫazila-bread
36[ -k]án LUGAL-i NINDA.GUR₄.RA{ḪI.A} ap-p[í-iš-k]e-ez-zi... the king takes the loaf of bread.
37[ -z]i NINDA.GUR₄.RA{ḪI.A}-ma ke-⸢e⸣-[da-aš] x?... the loaf of bread ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
38[DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš pár-ši-ia kat-ti-iš-ši-ma-aš-ši an-na-aš ták-n]a-aš {D}UTU-aš-š[a? ]-xHe breaks the gods, and he places them before the Sun-deity.
39[ kat-ti-iš-ši-m]a-aš-š[i(-) ]-x DINGIR{MEŠ}... the gods ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
40[ kat-ti-iš-ši-m]a?-aš-⸢ši⸣(-)[ ]-x-x-x... in the middle ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
41[ ]x[
Rs.
1′[ ]x x[ ]x
2′[ t]ák-šu-l[a-aš ]-x {D}10 BIL-〈an〉-z[i(?)]... the Storm-god ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′[ {GIŠ}BAN]ŠUR-i zi-⸢ik⸣-ká[n-zi ]-x-kán... they take the table ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′[ ]-⸢x⸣ [ke-e-d]a-aš-pát DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš BAL-ti [ -i]a?-zi-kán... and the gods of the cult center ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′[ ] [ ] [ ]
6′[ na-aš-ta {GIŠ}BANŠUR GADA-it ka-ri-ia]-an-zi LUGAL-uš UŠ-KE-EN nu nam-ma {GIŠ}BANŠUR ti-ia-an-zi... and they place it on the linen table. The king prostrates himself, and then they set the table.
7′[ -k]án še-er ki-it-ta-ri na-at-kán GADA-it ka-ri-ia-an... on the right, on the left of the linen cloth ...
8′[ ]-x-⸢it⸣ še-er ar-ḫa da-a-〈an〉-zi LUGAL-uš UŠ-KE-EN na-aš-ta GAL DUMU.É.GAL... they place ... behind. The king prostrates himself, and the chief palace official
9′[2 NINDA.GUR₄.RA {GIŠ}BANŠUR-az ar-ḫa da-a-i LU]GAL-uš 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA {D}10-⸢ni pár⸣-ši-ia 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA-ma ták-šu-la-aš {D}10-ni[He places] two loaves of bread on the table. The king breaks one loaf of bread for the Storm-god. He breaks one lo[af of bread] for the takkšula-offering of the Storm(god)
10′[pár-ši-ia na-aš-kán {GIŠ}BANŠUR da-a-i ] {⸢DUG⸣}ta-pí-⸢ša-ni⸣-it GIR₄ GEŠTIN {GIŠ}BANŠUR-i pé-ra-an ki-ia!-〈an〉-ta-pát... he breaks, and he places it on the table. ... in the tapišanni-vessel, he pours wine from the table before ...
11′[ ]-x G[ADA-i]t ka-ri-ia-an-zi na-at ⸢EGIR⸣-pa ti-ia-〈an〉-zi... they take the linen cloth, and afterwards they take it.
12′[ ki-i]a-an-ta na-at-kán GADA-it k[a]-ri-ia-anMoreover, he places the linen cloth on the chest.
13′[ še-er ar-ḫa] da-a-an-zi LUGAL-uš UŠ-K[E-E]N nu GAL DUMU.É.GAL... they take it up. The king, first of all, and the chief palace official
14′[ LUGAL-uš NINDA.GUR₄.R]A pár-ši-ia {D}UTU {D}10 {D}x[ ]-xThe king breaks the loaf; the Sun-deity, the Storm-god, ...
15′[ ] {⸢D⸣}10 ták-šu-la-aš pár-ši-ia [ ]... the Storm-god breaks the takšula-vessel ...
16′[ ] šu-uḫ-ḫa GAL DUMU.É.GAL {DUG}t[a-pí-ša-na?- ]... the chief palace official, the tapišana-vessel ...
17′[ ] 3-ŠÚ BAL-ti na-aš-ta {GIŠ}⸢BANŠUR⸣ [ ]... three times, at the table ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
18′[ -z]i ...
19′[ ]x[ ]x-an ku-wa-pí pár-ši-ia!-an-te-eš ki-ia-[an-ta ]... he breaks the kuwapi-vessel, thus ...
20′[ ]x x[ {DU]G}KU-KU-UB{ḪI.A} AN.BAR GEŠTIN-ia na-at šu-pí-x-[ ]... the vessels of iron, wine ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
21′[ -i]a?-aš? [ DUMU.É(?).G]AL ša-ra-〈a〉 da-a-i na-an TÚL LI! IA! pé-a[n ]... ... the palace official places it on the table, and ...
22′[ LUGAL-u]š UŠ-K[E-EN {DUG}K]U-KU-UB AN.BAR GEŠTIN DINGIR{MEŠ}˽LÚ{MEŠ} BAL-ti DUMU.É.GAL [ ]... the king prostrates himself. The vessel of iron, wine of the gods, the palace servant ...
23′[ ]x ka-x[ šu-up-p]a-ia-aš GIŠ.⸢NÁ⸣-aš ⸢pé⸣-an ti-ia-an-zi n[a-aš-ta(?) ]... ... they take the šuppāya-vessel from the bed, and ...
24′[ {D}ši]-⸢wa⸣-at-ti {D}ku-⸢wa-an⸣-š[a-aš ]-x-ze?-eš zé-⸢ia-an⸣-[t]a ú-da-an-zi A-NA [ ]... Šiwatti and Kuwanš ... they bring to ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
25′[ ]-⸢ia?-zi GAL DUMU.É.GAL⸣ 5 NINDA.GUR₄.[RA L]UGAL-uš pár-ši-ia tu-⸢uš⸣-[k]án EGIR-pa {GIŠ}BAN[ŠUR-i zi-ik-ke-ez-zi(?)]... he takes. The chief palace official breaks five loaves of bread for the king. Afterwards, he places it on the table.
26′[ KAŠ].GEŠTIN ⸢da⸣-wa-al wa-al-ḫi ku-⸢i⸣-[e-eš? ]... wine, he pours a libation, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
27′[na-aš-t]a(?) LUGAL-uš {É}⸢ḫa-le-⸢en!?-du!?⸣-ú-⸢wa?⸣ [ a-ra-aḫ-za ŠA{L]Ú}Ú.ḪÚB A-NAGUNNI pa-iz-z[i DUMU.É.GAL LUGAL-i]And the king goes to the house of Ḫale-duwa. The palace servant goes into the throne.
28′[ME-E] QA-TI ⸢pa⸣-i LUGAL-⸢uš-za QA-TI-ŠÚ⸣ [a-ar-ri GAL DUMU.É.GA]L LUGAL-i GADA-an pa-a-i LUGAL-uš-za [QA-TI-ŠU? a-an-ši]... he pours a libation. The king takes his libations. The great palace servant gives a linen cloth to the king. The [king] takes his [libation]
29′[LUG]AL-uš-⸢kán⸣ {GIŠ}ZA.⸢LAM.GAR⸣-aš an-⸢da⸣ [pa-iz-zi na-aš DINGIR]-LIM-ni UŠ-KE-EN ták-kán 1 ⸢SILA₄⸣ ANA{⸢D⸣}[10 ták-šu-la-aš BAL-an-ti]The king goes to the throne, and he prostrates himself before the god. And he libates one lamb for the Storm-god.
30′[1 UD]U ANADINGIR.MAḪ ⸢1⸣ GU₄.⸢MAḪ-ma?-kán? ANA{D}⸣[10 ŠA-ME-E BAL-a]n-tiOn the day of the sage of the gods, one ox of the Storm-god of the heavens, he libates.
31′[n]a-aš-ta 5 NINDA.GUR₄.⸢RA EM⸣-ṢA 5 NINDA.GUR₄.⸢RA KU₇⸣-[ia ku-i-e-eš I-NA{GIŠ}BAN]ŠUR ki-ia-an-ta na-aš LUGAL-uš ANA{D}⸢10⸣ [ták-šu-la-aš-ša {D}10-ni]And he breaks five loaves of bread, and he places five sweet loaves on the table. And the king bows down before the Storm-god.
32′[ ] 1-EN pár-ši-ia ⸢nu kat-ta-an 〈NINDA.GUR₄.RA〉 EM-ṢA-AM?⸣ [še-er-ma-aš-ša-an? NIND]A.GUR₄.RA KU₇ zi-⸢ik-ke⸣-ez-zi LUGAL-uš-ša-an me-⸢ma⸣-a[l še-er šu-uḫ-ḫa-a?-i ]... he breaks once. And below, the sweet loaf of bread ... The king ...
33′[Q]A-TAM da-a-i nu-uš-⸢ša⸣-an me-⸢ma-al⸣ [ ]-x 3-ŠÚ šu-uḫ-ḫa-⸢i⸣ ḫa-aš-ši-⸢ia⸣ 3-ŠÚ šu-uḫ-ḫa-a-⸢i⸣... he places it, and he speaks: ... three times, he libates; ḫaššiya three times ...
34′[4 {D]UG}⸢KU-KU⸣-UB{ḪI.A} KAŠ.GEŠTIN wa-al-⸢ḫi-ia?-aš?⸣ [ LUGAL-i ] ⸢aš?-ša-nu?⸣-an-zi ⸢nu LUGAL-uš QA-TAM⸣ da-a-i nu {DUG}KU-K[U-UB{ḪI.A}]Four vessels of wine for the walḫiya-offering to the king ... they take, and the k[ing] places it beside the vessel ...
35′[ḫa-a]n-⸢ti⸣-i šar-ra-an-zi x-x[ ]-x A-NA{D}10 ták-⸢šu-la⸣-aš ⸢Ù⸣ [ANA]DINGIR.MAḪ ⸢BAL-an⸣-t[i]... they take ... ... to the Storm-god, to the ... of the gods ...
36′[LUGAL-u]š UŠ-KE-EN nu-⸢uš-ša⸣-an x-x-x(-)[ -z]i nu 4 NINDA.GUR₄.RA EM-ṢA 6 NINDA.⸢GUR₄.RA⸣ KU₇ ANADINGIR.⸢MAḪ⸣ [ ]The king prostrates himself, and ... ... and four sour loaves of bread, six sweet loaves for the god ...
37′[pár-ši-i]a(?) ⸢kat⸣-ta-an 〈NINDA.GUR₄.RA〉 EM-ṢA-⸢AM še-er-ra-aš-ša-an? NINDA⸣.GUR₄.⸢RA⸣ KU₇ ⸢zi-ik-ke-zi⸣ me-⸢ma?-al?⸣-[la-aš-ša-an še-er šu-uḫ-ḫa-a?-i]He breaks it, and he places a loaf of bread in the middle of it. He libates sweet bread, and they libate water to him.
38′[ -š]a-an-na-i... he places ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
39′[ ]x me-ma-al-⸢la⸣-aš x ⸢da-a-i⸣ [ ]x xx xx x... he places ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
40′[ šu-uḫ-ḫ]a?-i ⸢ta? DUG{ḪI.A}(?) KAŠ?⸣ x-x x-x-x(-)[ ]... he pours ... from a vessel of beer ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
41′[ {UZU}šu-up?-p]a{ḪI.A} ⸢zé-ia?-an-ta?-aš⸣ [ ŠAUDU Ù ŠAGU₄.MAḪ ]... the šuppa-offerings of the zeyanta-vessel ... The liver and the ox ...
42′[ B]AL-⸢an⸣-ti... he libates ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
43′[na-aš-ta] LUGAL-uš ⸢EGIR-pa⸣ [{URU}Then the king goes back to the city

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