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KBo 22.1 (tlh:KBo 22.1)

CTH 272

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DesignationKBo 22.1
IDtlh:KBo 22.1
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 272

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)
Vs.
1′⸢A-BI⸣-I[A... he ...(very low confidence: a guess)
2′da-ru-up-pé-e-e[r?Arupper ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′šu-me-eš LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}TUKUL ta-me-eš-ket₉-te-ni ⸢a-pé-e-ia kat-ta⸣-a[n]Then the weapons, the tamešketeni-vessels, below
4′da-me-eš-ke-wa-an da-a-er ki-iš-ša-an A-WA-A-AT A-BI-⸢IA⸣he places, and thus he libates to his father.
5′pa-aḫ-ša-nu-ut-te-en ták-ku šu-me-eš na-at-ta ša-ak-te-e-ni... he pours a libation, and he places it on the hearth.
6′ka-a-ni {LÚ}ŠU.GI-eš-ša NU.GÁL nu-uš-ma-aš me-ma-i A-WA-AT A-BI-IAAnd the old man is not present, and he speaks: “The water of my father
7′{M}ta-a-aš LÚ-iš {URU}ku-ú-lu-up-pa ŠU-Ú-UT {M}šar-kaTaya, the man of Kuluppa, in the hands of Šarka
8′{M}nu-un-nu {M}mu-ú-wa {M}ḫur-me-el {M}ku-u-⸢uk⸣-ku {M}zu-ú-ruNunnu, Muwa, Hurmel, Kuku, Zuru,
9′5 {LÚ.MEŠ}NA-ŠI ⸢ṢÍ⸣-DI-TI₄-ŠU 1 UDU 1 TÚG 1 {TÚG}ḫi-iš-ta-niFive ...s, his ..., one sheep, one garment, one ḫištani-garment
10′3 KA-BAL-LUM 3 pu-uš-ša-le-eš 3 TA-PAL {KUŠ}E.SIR3 bowls, 3 cups, 3 pairs of sandals.
11′1 zi-pát-ta-an-ni Ì.ŠAḪ DU₁₀.GA 5 GA.KIN.AG 5 EM-⸢ṢÚ⸣1 libation vessel of sweet ghee, 5 bowls of milk, 5 vessels
12′6 PA ZÌ.DA ZÍZ A+NANINDA.KASKAL da-aš-ke-ez-zi6 PA of flour, flour for the road-bread he pours.
13′ki-ma ḫé-en-ku-wa-aš-ša-aš 50 NINDA{ḪI.A} 10.TA.ÀM É-azJust as the ḫēkuwašša-offering, 50 loaves of bread, 10 each of the house
14′1 LÚ 1 MUNUS kat+ti-iš-ši i-e-en-ta Ù 1 ka-pu-nu A.ŠÀOne man and one woman in front, and one cow in the field.
15′pa-ra-a da-a-ašhe takes away.
u. Rd.
16′ma-a-an A-BI tu-li-ia-aš ḫal-za-i nu-uš-ma-ašIf he shouts, and then
17′gul-la-ak-ku-wa-an ša-aḫ-zi na-at-ta... he libates, and ...
Rs.
18′{LÚ.MEŠ}NA-ŠI ⸢ṢÍ⸣-DI-TI₄-KU-NU-Ú ka-a-ša-at-ta-waThe cupbearers take the cups.(lower confidence: line is broken)
19′{LÚ.MEŠ}NA-ŠI ⸢ṢÍ⸣-DI-TI₄-KU-NU da-me-eš-ket₉-te-niThe cupbearers libate to the chanters.(lower confidence: line is broken)
20′ta LUGAL-i kar-di-mi-ia-at-tu-uš pí-iš-ket₉-te-niFrom the king, the kardimmiyattu-vessels are sealed.
21′zi-ik-ka-wa {GIŠ}TUKUL a-pa-aš-ša {GIŠ}TUKUL ma-a-an-ša-ma-aš A-BIAnd he takes the weapon, and he brings the weapon to him.
22′pár-na-aš-ma tar-na-i nu-uš-ma-aš ma-a-an-ḫa-an-da ḫa-at-re-eš-ke-ez-ziHe breaks it, and he places it on the table.
23′na-at+⸢ta⸣-ša-ma-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}DUGUD-aš tup+pí ḫa-az-zi-an ḫar-ziAnd the oxenmen take the tablet away.
24′ka-a-ša-at-ta-wa ut-ni-ia pa-it-te-ni nu ŠA{LÚ}MAŠ.EN.GAG... and the mašengu-priest
25′e-eš-ḫar-še-et na-at-ta ša-an-ḫi-iš-ket₉-⸢te⸣-ni... he pours a libation, he libates.(lower confidence: line is broken)
26′{LÚ.MEŠ}NA-ŠI ⸢ṢÍ⸣-DI-TI₄-ŠU na-at-ta pu-nu-uš-te-niThe cupbearers take the cups.(lower confidence: line is broken)
27′ta {LÚ}ḫa-ap-pé-na-an-da-aš i-iš-te-e-niAnd the ḫappena-priest comes in.
28′pár-na-aš-ša pa-i-ši e-ez-ši e-uk-ši pí-ia-na-az-zi-at-taHe breaks it, he pours it, and he libates to him.
29′{LÚ}a-ši-wa-an-da-na ši-e-et da-a-at-tiThe ašiwandana libates water.
30′DI-IN-ŠU na-at-ta pu-nu-uš-ši nu ki-iš-ša-anhis lawsuit, and he himself, and thus
31′A-WA-A-AT A-BI-IA ar-ḫa-a-an ḫar-te-ni-ihe libates to his father; he prostrates himself.
32′ki-nu-un ⸢ka-a⸣-aš ki-iš-ša-an i-iš-ša-i {LÚ.MEŠ}NA-ŠI ⸢ṢÍ-DI-TI₄⸣-ŠUAnd likewise, the cupbearers, the ṣilli-offerings
33′x[ ]x i-iš-te-ni-i... he places ...(low confidence: few signs survive)

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