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CTH 999

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DesignationKBo 13.241+
IDtlh:KBo 13.241+
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 999

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.

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1[ma-a-an(?)] ⸢A⸣-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa ḫa-me-eš-[ḫi E]ZEN₄ GAL [DÙ-an-zi(?)]When they go to the queen of Katappa, they make a great offering.
2[n GU₄?] NIGA? 6 UDU ⸢6⸣ {DUG}KA.GAG.A 5 PA ZÌ.DA ŠÀ.BA 2 PA ZÌ.[DA ]n oxen, ... 6 sheep, 26 bowls, 5 pānu of flour, from the hand, 2 pa(m) of flour ...
3[n {SÍG}k]i-iš-ri-iš 2 {DUG}NAM-MA-AN-DUM Ì.NUN ša-ša-an-na-aš [ ]n woolen garments, two vessels of butter oil, ...
4[TA?]⸢É⸣.GAL ši-ia-an-[n]a-aš pí-an-zi nu-kán ŠÀ EZEN₄ ⸢ki?⸣-i ḫa-[They take it from the palace, and when the festival ...
5[ ] AB É.GAL šisic-[i]a-an-na-aš GUNNI ge-nu-x[ ]x ⸢IA⸣ [ ]... the palace, the ... of the head ... ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6[ ]x-kán {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫa-a-⸢pí⸣-ia-aš {URUDU}wa-ar-ši-na-a[z ]x x[ ]... the ḫāpiya-officials, the waršina-silver ...
7[nu-u]š-ši(?) ZAG-na-az ⸢1 {NINDA}⸣a-a-an 1 {SÍG}ki-iš-ri-i[š ]x(-)⸢wi₅?⸣(-)[... on the right ... one loaf of bread, one kišri-cloth ...
8GÙB-la-za-ia QA-TAM-MA-⸢pát⸣ ti-an-zi nu a-pé-d[a(-) -z]i? [They set it on the right side, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
9na-an-kán ḫa-ad-da-an-zi nu-uš-ši {KUŠ}?x x[And they go, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
10an-da-ma-kán PÍ-IN-DU pé-eš-ši-⸢ia⸣-a[n-zi(?) ]x x[And they libate ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
11⸢e⸣-kán-wa-ká[n] an-⸢da⸣ pé-eš-ši-e-[ez-zi(?) ]x x[And he goes up ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
12[n]a-aš UGU x [ -z]i na-aš [ ] nam-ma x[... upon ... ... and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
13⸢nusic {LÚ⸣}sic{.MEŠ}ḫa-pí-⸢ia-aš⸣ NÍG.BA te?-[ ] UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫa-p[í-ia-ašThe males, the ḫapiya-officials, ... ... the overseer of the ...
14[ar-ḫ]a(?) pé-e-ḫu-da-an-zi [ ] iš-ḫa-mi-iš-ká[n-zi... they bring ... ... with them ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
15[ ]x a-da-an-na a-ku-w[a-an-zi a]n-da-ma-za {LÚ}GUDU₁₂ [... they drink, and the priest ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
16[ n]u-uš-ma-aš a-da-⸢an⸣-[na ]x-⸢a?⸣-i nam-ma pí-ia-x[And then he ...(very low confidence: a guess)
{€2+1} Vs. 1′/Vs.
171 GU₄ ⸢2sic⸣ UDU ⸢2? {DUG}⸣KA.GAG.A ⸢4?⸣ [ ] 1 PA ZÌ.DA DUR₅ 2 GA.KIN.AG [ ]1 fattened ox, a sheep, 222(?) jars ... 1 pānu of flour, sour, 2 pieces of cheese ...
{€2+1} Vs. 2′/Vs.
182 {SÍG}ki-iš-ri-[i]š 2 {DUG}NAM-[MA-AN-DUM A-NA(?)EZ]EN₄ ⸢{ḪUR⸣.SAG}⸢pùš⸣-ku-ru-nu-waTwo kišri-garments, two bowls for the festival of Pulsangurunuwa.
{€2+1} Vs. 3′/Vs.
19LÚ{MEŠ}˽É.GAL ši-ia-na-aš x[ …]The palace servants ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€2+1} Vs. 4′/Vs.
201 GU₄ 2 UDU 5 {DUG}KA.G[AG].⸢A 3? PA⸣ Z[Ì.DA ] 2 PA ZÌ.DA DUR₅ 2 GA.KIN.AG 2 {SÍG}⸢ki⸣-iš-ri-iš1 ox, 2 sheep, 5 bowls, 3 pānu of flour, 2 pâ of flour for sour bread, 2 pieces of cheese, 2 woolen garments,
{€2+1} Vs. 5′/Vs.
21⸢LÚ⸣{MEŠ}˽É.GAL ši-ia-na-aš [A-NAE]ZE[N₄ ] É {m}la-ba-ar-na pé-eš-kán-ziThe palace servants libate to the stall in the house of Labarna.
{€2+1} Vs. 6′/Vs.
22⸢5?⸣ UDU 5 GA.KIN.AG 1 {DUG}[KA.GAG.A ]x LÚ{MEŠ}˽É.GAL ši-ia-an-na-aš225 sheep, 5 fat-tailed sheep, 1 bowl ... the palace servants ...
{€2+1} Vs. 7′/Vs.
23A-NAEZEN₄ GURUN A-NA{D}MUNUS.L[UGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-p]a(?) pí-an-ziThey give the grain-offering to the queen of Katappa.
{€2+1} Vs. 8′/Vs.
242 {DUG}KA.GAG.A 2 PA ZÌ.DA LÚ{M[EŠ}˽É.GAL(?) {URU}k]a-a-ša-ia(?) A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pé-eš-kán-ziTwo jars, two pans of flour, the palace servants of Kashia to the queen of Katappa.
{€2+1} Vs. 9′/Vs.
251 UDU 1 {DUG}KA.GAG.A 1 PA ZÌ.DA [LÚ{MEŠ}˽É.GAL] ⸢ši⸣-ia-an-na-aš A-NAEZEN₄ er-ḫa-aš A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa1 sheep, 1 bowl, 1 PA of flour, the palace servants, for the festival of the erḫaš-offering to the queen of Katapa.
{€2+1} Vs. 10′/Vs.
263 UDU 3 {DUG}KA.GAG.A 3 PA ⸢ZÌ.DA⸣ [LÚ{MEŠ}]˽É.[GAL] LUGAL KUR {URU}⸢i⸣-šu-wa-aš A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pé-eš-kán-zi3 sheep, 3 jars, 3 bowls of flour The palace servants of the king of the land of Išuwaša go to the queen of Katappa.
{€2+1} Vs. 11′/Vs.
271 UDU 1 {DUG}KA.GAG! 1 PA ZÌ.DA LÚ[{MEŠ}˽É.GA]L A-⸢NA⸣EZEN₄ še-li-ia-aš A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa ⸢pí!⸣-an-zi GIM-an1 sheep, 1 jar, 1 pan of flour, the palace servants for the festival of Šuliya to the queen of Katappa they libate like
{€1+2} Rs. 19′/Rs.
8′še-li-in šu-un-ni-ia-an-zi nu-za {MUNUS}⸢AMA⸣.DINGIR-LIM {TÚG}še-ek-nu-ušthey libate, and the mother of the god the garment
{€1+2} Rs. 20′/Rs.
9′ar-ḫa 𒑱za-al-li-it-ti nu-⸢kán⸣ ma-ši-wa-an {TÚG}še-ek-nu-uš GAM ap-pa-an-⸢zi⸣Afterwards, he takes the šeknu-garment, and they libate.
{€1+2} Rs.
21′na-at-za {MUNUS}AMA.DINGIR-LIM da-a-iHe places it before the mother of the god.
{€2+1} Vs. 12′/Vs.
282 {DUG}KA.GAG.A 2 PA ZÌ.DA ⸢LÚ{MEŠ}˽É.GAL la-ba⸣-ar-na A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pí-an-ziTwo cups, two pans of flour, the palace servants take to the queen of Katappa.
{€2+1} Vs. 13′/Vs.
29⸢6⸣ {DUG}KA.GAG.A 1 PA ZÌ.DA ⸢LÚ{MEŠ}˽É⸣.GAL {D}UTU-ŠI A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pí-an-zi26 bowls, 1 pan of flour, the palace servants give to the Sun-deity of Katappa.
{€2+1} Vs. 14′/Vs.
301 {DUG}⸢KA⸣.GAG.A 1 BÁN ZÌ.DA LÚ{MEŠ}˽⸢É⸣.GAL {LÚ}⸢SANGA? A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL⸣ {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pí-an-ziOne bowl, one bowl of flour, the palace servants, the priest, give to the queen of Katapa.
{€2+1} Vs. 15′/Vs.
31[n] ⸢{DUG}⸣KA.⸢GAG⸣.A n x ZÌ.DA LÚ{MEŠ} LUGAL KUR {URU}x[ A-NA{D}MUNUS.LU]GAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pí-an-zi... a bowl, ... flour, the men of the king of the land of ... give to the queen of Katapa.
{€2+1} Vs. 16′/Vs.
32⸢1⸣ {DUG}KA.GAG.⸢A⸣ 1 BÁN ⸢ZÌ.DA LÚ{MEŠ}⸣˽É.GAL MUNUS.LU[GAL A-NA]⸢{D}⸣M[UNUS.LUGAL] {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pí-an-ziOne bowl of flour, the palace servants give the queen to the queen of Katappa.
{€2+1} Vs. 17′/Vs.
334 {DUG}KA.GAG.A 1 BÁN ZÌ.DA {L[Ú}KI]SAL.LUḪ {É}ḫa-⸢le-en-tu-wa⸣-aš4 jars, 1 bowl of flour for the kitchen staff of the ḫalentuwa-house
{€2+1} Vs. 18′/Vs.
34A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL ⸢{URU}⸣ka-a-ta-pa pí-an-ziThey give to Queen of Katappa.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€2+1} Vs. 19′/Vs.
352 {DUG}KA.GAG.A [n Z]Ì.DA {LÚ.MEŠ}A-SI-RUM(?) A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-⸢a⸣-ta-pa pí-an-ziTwo bowls, n flour, the chanters give to the queen of Katapa.
{€2+1} Vs. 20′/Vs.
361 {DUG}KA.GAG.A 1 BÁN ZÌ.DA ARAD{MEŠ} {m}ša-an-ga-pí A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL ⸢{URU}⸣ka-⸢a⸣-ta-pa pí-an-ziOne bowl, one bowl of flour, servants of Šangapi, they give to the queen of Ka-tappa.
{€2+1} Vs. 21′/Vs.
372 {DUG}KA.GAG.⸢A⸣ 2 BÁN ZÌ.DA ARAD{MEŠ} {m.D}UTU.ŠAR-pí A-NA{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pí-an-[z]iTwo cups, two bowls of flour, servants of Šamaš-šarpi, they give to the queen of Katappa.
{€2+1} Vs. 22′/Vs.
38[ ]x [ ]x x[ ]x [ ]x[ ]x x[ ] {URU}?li-ik-⸢pí⸣-x[ ]x-az... Likpi... ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€2+1} Vs. 23′/Vs.
39[ ]x A-NA[{D}MUNUS.LUGAL {URU}ka-a-ta-pa pé-e]š-⸢kán⸣-z[i]... to the queen of Katappa ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1} Rs....
{€1} Rs.
1[UM-MA] {f}pít-te-i ma-a-an DUMU-an ar-ma-ez-ziThus (says) Piaktê: “If he raises a son
2[ne-p]í-ša-aš-za GE₆-i wa-〈aš〉-ši-ia-at nu-za 𒑱du-⸢wi₅-iš!⸣ *〈〈x〉〉 wa-aš*-ši-a-〈at〉 *{D*}30-aš-ma-〈za〉 e-eš-ḫa-ni-⸢ia⸣ wa-aš-ši-ia-〈at〉In the night he places it, and in the evening he puts it. ... Sîn-ašma-za ... ...
3[nu] ÚŠ-aš KUŠ{ḪI.A} pu-tal-li-it-ta nu-za ÚŠ-aš {GI}GAG.Ú.TAG.GA ME-aš nu-za ÚŠ-aš {GIŠ}PAN ME-aš [ ]xAnd he places the skin, the skin of a stag-dove, and he puts the skin on the bow.
4[Š]U-za wa-ri-wa-ra-an pa-aḫ-ḫur ḫar-ta ŠU-az-ma 𒑱dan-na-am-ma GÍR{ḪI.A} ḫar-taHe holds it in his hand, he takes it out, and he holds it up, and the feet ...
5[n]a-aš-kán an-da-an 𒑱za-al-⸢la⸣-u-wa-ra i-ia-an-ni-iš nu-kán a-aš-⸢ki⸣-uš 𒑱mu-ut-ti-ia-an-za [ ]x xAnd he places it on the throne, and then he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6... nu-uš-ši-kán IGI-an-da mi-e-eš-ta 𒑱za-am-ma-an-ti-iš DUMU-iš ŠALÍL 〈{D}〉IŠTAR pu-w[a- ]x... and before him, he ... the zamanti-vessel, the son of the priest of Ištar, ...
7na-aš ḪUŠ-ri-ia-⸢ad⸣-da-at ú-e-ri-te-eš-ta nu-uš-ši-kán KA×U-iš ta-pu-ša pa-⸢it⸣And he brings it to the ḫušriya-da-dat-vessel, and he places it in the mouth of the tapu-bowl.
8IGI{ḪI.A}-wa KI.MIN 9 ⸢{UZU⸣}ÚR{ḪI.A} KI.MIN na-an-za-an SAG!.DU DÙ-at na-an UGU ši-ia-eš-ke!-ez-z[i]The eyes, ditto. Nine cuts of meat, [ditto], he places it on the head. He places it upon the throne.
9⸢AMA⸣ DUMU.NITA tàš-ku-pa-et nu-uš-ša-an GAM AN-za {D}10-aš a-uš-ta e-ni-ma-wa ku-itThe mother of the son libates, and then the word of the heavens, the Storm-god, ...
10nu GIM-an ÚL ku-it-ki ⸢na-at⸣ da-pí-an EGIR-pa QA-TAM-MA 〈〈MIN〉〉 zu-wa-ez-ziAnd like a kutki-vessel, he pours a bitter libation. Afterwards, likewise he drinks.
{€1+2} Rs. 11/Rs.
1′nu-wa-kán a-pád-da-x ku-e-da-ni-ik-⸢ki tu₄⸣-um-me-ni pa-a-an-du-wa DINGIR.MAḪ〈{MEŠ}〉 nu-uš-ši ⸢pé-ra!⸣-an! {MUNUS.〈MEŠ〉⸢}ŠÀ⸣.ZUAnd when he ..., the gods, and before the women ...
{€1+2} Rs. 12/Rs.
2′kar-ši-kar-ši 𒑱⸢ḫar⸣-ša-a-ni-in ME-an-〈du〉 ŠA!KASKAL-NI 𒑱ku-wa-⸢ri⸣-in ME-an-d[u ]x[ -A]R-DI-[m]a(?) [SAḪ]AR{ḪI.A}-uš ME-an-du... he takes seven ḫarša-vessels, he brings them on his journey, and he gives seven kwa-rišes.
{€1+2} Rs. 13/Rs.
3′tu-li-ia-aš NA₄-[an ME]-an-du {NA₄}pé-ru-na-aš GURUN ME-an-du *ši*-ia-na-x x[ ]x [ME-a]n-du... he pours a libation of stone. ... peruna-stone, a pure offering of stone ...
{€1+2} Rs. 14/Rs.
4′TI-an NA₄-an ME-an-du na-⸢at⸣ ku-wa-aš-ku-wa-aš-ša-an-du na-at Ì.NUN IGI-an-d[aHe takes the stone, and he places it on the altar. He places it before the ghee.
{€1+2} Rs. 15/Rs.
5′nu-kán A-NADUMU.NITA ⸢𒑱du⸣-ma-an-ti-ia-la-aš an-da i-ia-an-⸢du an-na⸣-an-ma GAM wa-a[r-pa-an-du?]And he goes to the son of the duntiyala-priestess, and he ...
{€1+2} Rs. 16/Rs.
6′a-wa-an ar-ḫa ti-i-ia 𒑱zu-un-ni-mi-iš-ti 𒑱ma-an-na-i-mi-iš ki-i-ma [ ]x-kiAnd he speaks thus: “As soon as ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1+2} Rs. 17/Rs.
7′na-at e-eš-ta SIG₅-in pa-id-du-wa-at SIG₅-in na-at nam-ma SA[G.DU ]x me-ma-iAnd he speaks thus: “It is good, it is good.‭ And then he says ...
{€1+2} Rs.
182-ŠÚ ḫu-uk-zitwice he pours.
{€1+2} Rs....
{€1+2} Rs. 19-21/Rs. 8″-9″...
{€1+2} Rs. 22/Rs. 10″EME{ḪI.A} EME{ḪI.A} ku-wa-pí-wa pa-⸢it⸣-te-[ni] {NA₄}pé-ru-ni 𒑱pal-ḫu-na pa-a-i-u-e-*ni* GAM? x NIThe tongues, the tongues of the kupiwa-plants, they take. The perunu-stone and the pḫūna-stone they take ...
{€1+2} Rs. 23/Rs. 11″A-NA{NA₄}KA 𒑱du-wa-ar-nu-ma-⸢an⸣-[zi p]a-a-i-u-e-ni UR.MAḪ GIŠ-ru-an-zi KI.MINThey pour into the gate of the Duwarnuma-vessel, and they libate. The lion and the lyre, ditto.
{€1+2} Rs. 24/Rs. 12″UR.BAR.RA 𒑱pa-tal-ḫa-ú-na KI.MIN 𒑱⸢za-am-ma⸣-an-ti DUMU.NITA la-la-u-na! KI.MINThe lion, Patalḫana, ditto. The zammāntu-bird, son of Lalauna, [ditto].
{€1+2} Rs. 25/Rs. 13″na-at EGIR-pa wa-aḫ-nu-zi a-aš-ma-wa-⸢ra-at⸣ ú-wa-an-zi UḪ₇{ḪI.A}-uš MUNUS{MEŠ}-iš!Afterwards, they libate, and they pour the blood of the women.
{€1+2} Rs. 26/Rs. 14″𒑱ḫu-u-wa-an-da-〈an〉-za {NA₄}KA-in x-a-i {GIŠ}ḪAŠḪUR!-an-za KI.MIN ši-wa-al ḫar-ziHe places it on the throne, and he takes the šiwal-vessel, ditto.
{€1+2} Rs. 27/Rs. 15″IGI-an-⸢da⸣-za-aš-kán šar-ḫi-ia-at [m]a-an-ni-iš MUNUS-iš {MUNUS}ŠÀ.ZU {NA₄⸢}KA!⸣-ša-〈〈aš〉〉-kán EME-anBefore him, the šarḫi-priestess, and he, the woman, the ŠU-priest, the stone of the gate, the tongue,
{€1+2} Rs. 28/Rs. 16″ku-e-er!-du ši-wa-la!-za-an *IG[I*{Ḫ]I.A}-wa ta-aš-wa-aḫ-ḫa-an-du {GIŠ}ḪAŠḪUR-⸢lu⸣-wa-an-za-ma-〈〈aš〉〉-kán... he pours a libation, he libates a cup, and he places it on the throne.
{€1+2} Rs. 29/Rs. 17″ZU₉-uš da-an-du wa-aḫ-nu-⸢ut⸣ ḪUL-lu-uš EME-aš MUNUS-za EN-ŠÚ ar-ḫa e-ez-za... he libates; he speaks to the evil-doer: his wife, his lord, comes out.
{€1+2} Rs. 30/Rs. 18″ku-iš-wa-kán ke-e-da-ni DUMU-l[i] ḪUL-lu [tá]k-⸢ki⸣-iš-iz-zi AN-iš pal-ḫa-am-ma a-uš-duWhen he goes to the son, evil, he places it in the sky, and he comes.
{€1+2} Rs. 31/Rs. 19″KI-an ge-nu-wa-an-da-〈an〉 a-uš-⸢du⸣ DINGIR GAL {D}U.G[UR] 𒑱⸢pal⸣-pa-da-mi-in KI.MIN {D}IŠTAR-an 𒑱pa-pa-ar-ta-maThe great god, Nergal, he breaks seven times. Alternatively, the goddess Ištar, and
{€1+2} Rs. 32/Rs. 20″a-uš-du ÚŠ-an za-ap-pí-⸢an⸣ KI.MIN UR.MAḪ-an GIŠ-⸢ru⸣-an-da-an KI.MIN UR.BAR.RA 𒑱pa!-tal-ḫa-an-da-an KI.MINAnd he libates a libation of beer, ditto. The lion, the scepter, <ditto.> The wolf, the pantalḫanda-vessel, [Ditto].
{€1+2} Rs. 33/Rs. 21″MUŠ-[aš?] GÌR{MEŠ} KI.MIN ⸢ku⸣-iš-wa ku-u-un! DUMU-an ... 𒑱da-wa-al-li-it-ti ku-iš-wa-aš-⸢ši⸣-kán ḪUL-⸢lu ták-ke⸣-eš-iz-ziThe snake, the feet, ditto, ... the son ... Dawallitti, the evil ... they stand.
{€1+2} Rs. 34/Rs. 22″nu ki-i EGIR-pa wa-aḫ-nu-ziAnd if they come back,

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