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CTH 446

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Designation	KBo 48.89+
ID	tlh:KBo 48.89+
Museum no.	Bo 7358
Language	Hittite
Genre	CTH 446

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.

Line	ATF	Machine English (draft)
{€3} Vs. I
1′	pa-i]z-zi nu {É}ḫi-i-li p[u-r]u-ut da-a-i	He goes, and he takes the ḫili-house.
2′	] pu-u-ru-ut da-a-i nu QA-[TA]M-MA me-ma-i	He takes the responsibility, and likewise he speaks.
3′	K]Á-aš pé-ra-an GI-an ⸢a-te⸣-eš-še-et	And he places it before the feet.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′	] me-ma-i ku-u-un-wa GI-[an G]IM-an kar-šu-un	... he speaks, and he prostrates himself like a woman.
5′	t]a-me-ek-ta-ri ka-a-ša pár-na-aš ḪUL-lu	... the tametari-vessel ... he breaks the evil ...
6′	] na-at EGIR-pa le-e ú-ez-zi	... he goes back to the writing board.
7′	{DUG}ḫa-ni-iš-š]a-a-an GEŠTIN la-a-ḫu-wa-an-zi	They pour wine into the ḫanišša-vessel.
8′	{GIŠ}ŠEN-la-za-ká]n GIM-⸢an⸣ wa-a-tar kat-ta a-ar-aš-zi	The throne, like a watar-vessel, goes down below.
9′	{GIŠ}ŠEN-l]i Ú-UL pa-iz-zi ke-e-el-la pár-na-aš ḪUL-lu	He does not go to the lord's throne; it is pure, it is evil.
10′	e-eš-ḫ]ar iš-ḫa-aḫ-ru wa-aš-ta-iš ḫur-ta-iš	... he libates, and he places it in the ḫurta-vessel.
11′	la-ḫu-wa]-ru na-at nam-ma EGIR-pa le-e ú-ez-zi	The laḫuru-demon goes back and forth.
{€3+2} Vs. I
12′	na-aš-[ta {DUG}ḫa-né-eš-š]a-an šu-uḫ-ḫa-az kat-ta pé-eš-ši-ia-an-zi	And they take the ḫaneš-vessel from below.
13′	na-an [ du-wa-ar]-né-ez-zi pu-ru-ut-ma ku-it ta-aš-ke-et	And he places it on the altar, and he takes it away.
14′	nu ku-wa-pí [ DA].BI-an kit-it-ta-at	And the kupītu-vessels, together, are sealed.
15′	nu a-pu-[u-un-na a-pí-i]a pé-e-da-a-i	And he brings it into the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
16′	na-aš [wa-ap-pu-w]a-aš pa-iz-zi nu! Ì-an KAŠ.GEŠTIN w[a-al-ḫi ma]r-nu-wa-an	He goes to the wappuwa-vessel, and he pours oil and wine into the walḫi vessel.
17′	k[u-it-ta pa-ra]-⸢a⸣ GAL GIR₄ NINDA.Ì.E.DÉ.A me-ma-al TU₇˽BA.⸢BA.ZA da-a⸣-[i]	... he places it on the top. He speaks to the chief of the feet of the loaf of bread; he takes the libation vessel.
{€3} Vs. I
18′	[ ḫar-z]i nu-uš-ša-an pát-te-eš-ni kat-ta-an-ta ḫu-uk-zi	... he libates, and he pours it down below.
19′	nu ⸢ki-iš-ša⸣-an me-ma-i	And he speaks thus:(lower confidence: line is broken)
20′	ka-a-ša DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LU ú-wa-nu-un GIM-an DINGIR.MAḪ-aš DUMU-tar wa-ap-pu-i	And the man libates like the god, the son.
21′	da-aš-ke-ez-zi Ù DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LU wa-ap-pu-uš ka-ru-ú-i-li-aš	... and the man ... to the karu'ili-vessel ...
22′	DINGIR{MEŠ} kal-le-eš-šu-wa-an-zi ú-wa-nu-un nu ták-na-aš {D}UTU-uš KÁ.GAL ḫa-a-šu	The gods, the kallēšu-priests, and the Sun-deity, the gate of Ḫaša,
23′	na-aš-ta an-da ka-ru-ú-i-li-e-eš DINGIR{MEŠ}-uš ták-na-aš EN-uš	And to the gods, to the lord of the karú-ili-vessel,
24′	⸢ša⸣-ra-a tar-na-a-ú	Afterwards, the tarna-offerings(lower confidence: line is broken)
25′	{D}a-du-un-tar-ri-in {LÚ}ḪAL {D}zu-ul-ki-in {MUNUS}ENSI	Aduntar, the haruspex, Zulki, the queen,
26′	{D}ir-pí-ti-ga-aš KI-aš EN-aš {D}na-a-ra-aš {D}na-am-ša-ra-aš	of Irpitiga, with the lord, of Nara, of Namšara
27′	{D}mi-⸢in-ki-iš⸣ {D}a-mu-un-ki-iš {D}a-a-pí nu-uš-ša-an UGU tar-ni	'Inki, Amunki, Api, and on the throne
28′	DUMU.L[Ú.U₁₉.LU ] ⸢in-na⸣-ra-a ú-wa-nu-un Ú-UL-ma šu-ul-la-an-ni	... the man ... ... and he does not ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
29′	an-d]a e-eš-ḫar iš-ḫa-aḫ-ru [ ]	... he pours a libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
30′	wa-a]š-ta-uš DÙ-ri	... he goes ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
31′	š]a-a-it kat-ta-[an-ma-za te-ká]n [ša-a]-⸢iš⸣	And he, on the right, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
32′	p]é-en-ni-et	... he pours ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
33′	] šu-ul-la-tar	... Šullatar(low confidence: few signs survive)
34′	ka-ru-ú]-⸢i⸣-li-ia-aš	of Karuwiliya(lower confidence: line is broken)
35′	pa-it]-tén na-aš-ta i-it-tén	... and he ...(very low confidence: a guess)
36′	] šu-ul-la-tar	... Šullatar(low confidence: few signs survive)
37′	]x
38′	GAM-an-t]a GE₆-i ták-ni-i	... he places it on the night ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
39′	] pé-te-eš-ši-ma NINDA.Ì.E.DÉ.A	... before him, a loaf of bread(lower confidence: line is broken)
40′	mar-nu]-wa-an BAL-an-ti	... a libation vessel(lower confidence: line is broken)
41′	na-an-ša-a]n an-da ⸢iš⸣-ḫa-a-i	And he places it.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€3} Vs. II
1′	xx x [n]a-⸢at(?)⸣ a[r-ḫa da-a(?)]	... he places ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
2′	{D}ku-mar-pí-ia-aš-ta G[AM-an ar-ḫ]a {GIŠ}ŠÚ.A-za te-d[a-na-aš ]	To Kumarpiya, to the left of your hand ...
3′	ták-na-ša-at-kán {D}UTU-⸢i⸣ [iš-ta]r?-na te-da-nu-uš	And to the Sun-deity ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′	a-ar-aš-zi ku-it-ma-an [a-pa]-at wa-a-tar	... he takes, and he pours water ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′	pé-e-da-at-ti SUR₁₄.DÙ.⸢A⸣[{MUŠEN}-m]a EGIR-an-da	And he brings the bird back.(lower confidence: line is broken)
6′	da-ma-a-i wa-a-tar a-ru-[n]a-az ú-da-a-i	... he places it, and he brings it to the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
7′	ZAG-za wa-tar ḫar-zi GÙB-⸢la⸣-za-ma ud-da-a-ar ḫar-zi	He places it on your right, and he places it in your left hand.
8′	{D}IŠTAR-iš li-li-wa-an-za na-aš-ta {URU}ni-nu-az	Ištar, the liliwanza priestess, and Ninuaz
9′	SUR₁₄.DÙ.A{MUŠEN} IGI-an-da pa-a-it ZAG-na-az wa-a-tar ME-aš	The eagle looks at the right side of the horn, and he approaches the water.
10′	GÙB-la-az-ma ud-da-a-ar ME-aš ZAG-na-za wa-a-tar	Standing, he libates daily on his right side.
11′	pa-ap-pár-aš-ke-ez-zi GÙB-la-za-ma ud-da-a-ar me-mi-eš-ke-ez-zi	They libate. They stand, and they speak.
12′	É-ri-kán an-da a-aš-šu pa-id-du na-aš-ta ḪUL-lu	In the inner chamber, he steps forward, and he speaks evil.
13′	ša-ku-wa-aš ša-aḫ-du na-at-kán pa-ra-a pé-eš-ši-ia-ad-du	Then he pours a libation, and he takes it away.
14′	pár-ku-nu-ud-du šu-up-pí-iš A-an-za ḪUL-lu-un ZU₉-an	He breaks the šuppi-vessel; he drinks the evil water.
15′	pa-ap-ra-tar e-eš-ḫar wa-aš-⸢túl⸣ ḫur-ta-in ez-za-an GIM-an IM-an-za	... he pours a libation; he libates in the ḫurta-vessel like a fire.
16′	pít-te-nu-uz-zi na-at-kán a-ru-ni pár-ra-an-ta	They set up the libation vessel, and he libates to Aruni.
17′	pé-e-da-i ke-e-[el]-la pár-na-aš e-eš-ḫar pa-ap-ra-tar	He brings it out, and he pours it into the hearth.
18′	QA-TAM-MA pít-te-nu-ud-⸢du⸣ na-at-kán a-ru-ni	likewise, he takes the libation vessel, and he places it.
19′	pa-ra-an-da pé-e-da-a-ú	he places it before him.
20′	na-aš-ša-an [an-d]a ḪUR.SAG-aš šu-up-pa-ia-aš pa-id-du	And he goes down to the mountains of the mountains.
21′	na-aš-kán an-d[a ḫal-lu-aš] ⸢al⸣-dan-na-aš pa-id-du	And he goes to the ḫallu-drum.(lower confidence: line is broken)
22′	1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-i[a BAL-t]i ⸢wa-a-tar 7-ŠÚ⸣ ḫa-a-ni	He breaks one loaf of bread, he breaks it seven times.
23′	nu-kán ar-ḫa la-ḫu-w[a-i	And he libates ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
24′	ku-it ḫa-a-ni nu a-pa-⸢a⸣-[at	... he takes, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
25′	2-ŠÚ 7 {NA₄}pa-aš-ši-la-aš PÚ-az da-a-i n[u A-NA{D]UG}!⸢ḪAB.ḪAB⸣	He places two times seven pāši-stones into the well, and to the vessel.
26′	an-da pé-eš-ši-ia-az-zi A-NA{DUG}GAL-ma-kán	And he places it in the large vessel.
27′	2-ŠÚ 7 kap-pí-in an-da pé-eš-ši-ia-az-zi	They set two times seven kappi-vessels on the table.
28′	nu SÍG SA₅ da-a-i na-an-ša-an A-NA〈GÚ.GAL.GAL?〉 an-da ḫa-ma-an-ki	And he places a red wool. He places it on the throne.
29′	na-aš-ta wa-a-tar É-ri an-da ú-da-a-i nu Ú-NU-TÙ	And he brings it into the house, and he does not sleep.
30′	DA.BI-an ku-wa-pí ki-it-ta a-pád-⸢da⸣ a-pí-ia!	And he places it on the ground, and he breaks it.(lower confidence: line is broken)
31′	pé-e-da-i na-at-ša-an {GIŠ}pu-u-ri-ia-aš da-a-i	He places it on the table, and he places it in the oven.
32′	nu KIN-an DA.BI-an PA-NI{D}A.NU.NA.KE₄ da-a-i	And he places (it) before Anu.
33′	KÙ.BABBAR KÙ.SI₂₂ AN.BAR AN.NA NA₄ Ì LÀL-it Ú-NU-UT GIR₄	silver, gold, iron, tin, stone, oil, ...
34′	Ú-NU-UT AD.KID pár-na-aš pu-u-ru-ut	... he pours a libation of the adkID-vessel.
35′	{É}ḫi-lam-na-aš pu-u-ru-ut ḫar-nam-ni-ia-zi	He takes the ḫilamna-vessel.
36′	na-an e-eš-〈ḫa〉-na-aš DINGIR-LIM i-ia-zi na-an tar-ša-zi-pí	And he places it before the god, and he prostrates himself.
37′	pé-ra-an a-ša-a-ši nu NUMUN{ḪI.A}! DA.BI-an da-a-i	He places it before him, and he places the seeds beside him.
38′	na-at {NA₄}ARA₅ ma-al-li-ez-zi	and he takes the stela.
39′	ŠA{NA₄}〈ARA₅〉 ḫa-ra-ra-zi ku-un-ku-nu-uz-it wa-al-aḫ-ḫa-na-i	He places the ḫararaz-stone on the throne.
40′	⸢na-aš-kán⸣ pa-ra-a [wa]-ar-ša-an-zi na-an ku-gul-la-an	And they go out, and they ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
41′	i-en-zi a-aš-zi-ma-kán ku-it na-at kur-ta-li	He takes, and he places it on the mountain.
42′	DÙ-an-zi na-at pu-ru-ut-ti-it šu-un-na-i	They go, and he libates a libation.
43′	na-at e-eš-ḫa-na-〈aš〉 DINGIR-LIM-ni GAM-an da-a-i nu-uš-ša-an DINGIR{MEŠ} še-er a-ša-ši	And he places it before the god, and then the gods ...
44′	ku-gul-la-an PA-NIDINGIR-LIM da-a-i	He places (it) before the god.
{€3} Rs. III
1	nu-za-kán ŠU{MEŠ}-ŠU a-ar-ri nu TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA {TU₇}ga-an-ga-ti 〈da-a-i〉	And he takes his hands, and he pours libations of bābazza-bread and gangati-beer.
2	nu wa-a-tar ku-it PÚ-az ú-⸢da⸣-aš nu ú-e-te-ni	And he takes the water from the well, and he brings it in.
3	BAL-an-ti EGIR-ŠÚ-ma-kán 1 SILA₄ A-e-te-ni-it BAL-ti	Afterwards, one lamb for the extispicy ...
4	na-an ḫa-at-ta-an-zi nu-uš-ša-an e-eš-ḫar IM-aš	And they take it, and then he pours a libation.
5	ḫu-u-up-ri tar-na-i na-at e-eš-ḫa-na-aš DINGIR-LIM-ni pé-ra-an kat-ta ME-i	He places the ḫupru-vessel, and he places it before the god.
6	nu kiš-an me-ma-i a-a-li-iš ma-am-ma-aš	And he speaks thus: “Alas, the mother
7	{D}A.NUN.NA.KE₄ ke-e-da-ni-iš-ma-aš ud-da-ni-i ḫal-zi-iḫ-ḫu-un	The Anunnaku, when he rises,
8	nu ke-e-el pár-na-aš DI-eš-šar ḫa-an-na-du-ma-ti	And the king, the lord of the cult places,
9	nu-kán ku-it ḪUL-lu e-⸢eš⸣-šar an-da	And he places the evil kut-vessel above.
10	na-at šu-me-eš da-at-tén na-at e-eš-ḫa-na-aš DINGIR-⸢LIM⸣-ni pé-eš-tén	And he speaks: “The heart, the heart of the god,
11	na-at-kán kat-ta-an-da GE₆-i ták-ni-i pé-e-da-a-ú	And he places it on the black-headed people.
12	na-at a-pí-ia tar-ma-ad-du	“The one of my feet, the one of the tarmaddu-vessel,
13	nu PA-NI{D}A.NUN.NA.KE₄ {D}a-a-pí-in GÍR-it ki-nu-zi	And before the Anunnaku, the Api-god, he prostrates himself.
14	nu-kán Ì LÀL GEŠTIN wa-al-ḫi mar-nu-wa-an-na {D}a-pí	And the oil, the wine, the libation vessel of the Marnuwana-god, Api,
15	an-da BAL-an-ti 1 ⸢GÍN⸣ KÙ.BABBAR-ia-kán an-da pé-eš-ši-ia-zi	He pours one shekel of silver into the vessel.
16	1 GADA ŠAQA!-TI da-a-i nu-kán {D}a-a-pí-in še-er	He takes one linen cloth, and he places it before Api.
17	ka-ri-ia-zi nu kiš-an me-ma-i {D}a-a-pí pár-ku-nu-ma-aš-za	They libate, and they speak thus: “Aya-pi is yours.’
18	{GIŠ}ŠÚ.A da-a nu-za-kán IGI-an-da pár-ku-nu-ma-aš KIN-ti a-⸢ú⸣	He places it in the hand, and he places it before him. And he speaks:
19	na-aš-ta KÙ.BABBAR KÙ.SI₂₂ AN.BAR AN.NA {NA₄}ZA.GÌN {NA₄}GUG	And silver, gold, iron, tin, lapis lazuli, carnelian
20	IŠ-TUGIŠ.NUNUZ.ZI.BA.NA IGI-an-da a-ú	He places it before the crocus.
21	ku-it-⸢ša-an⸣ e-eš-ḫa-aš-ši-iš te-et ⸢{LÚ}ḪAL⸣-w[a ḫu-u-ma-an]	And he places it on the hearth, and the haruspex ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
22	ša-ra-a t[i-t]a-nu-ut {LÚ}ḪAL-⸢ma⸣ [ku-i]t [DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš Ú-NU-T]E{MEŠ}	And the cult actor, instead of the gods, the ...
23	ša-ra-a t[i-it-ta-nu-u]t x[ (-)ku-u-n]i?	... he takes ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
24	iš-ša-ri-la-[aš a-re-ša]-a-an ⸢du⸣-wa-[ar-ni-e]t	... he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
25	na-an-kán t[u-el ḫa-aš-ši]-⸢i⸣ pé-eš-ši-ia-[at]	And he lifts up the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
26	ma-a-an-ma šu-m[e-eš ke-e-e]l pár-na-aš DI-eš-šar	Wherever he goes, he bows down.
27	ḫa-an-da-a-an [Ú-UL ḫa-an-na-t]um-ma-at nu-uš-〈〈uš〉〉-ma-aš [GAM-a]n KI-aš	And he is not a ḫannatumma-demon, but therewith(lower confidence: line is broken)
28	GUL-wa-an-na-aš k[i-ša-ru še-e]r-ma ne-pí-iš {GIŠ}pa-ak-ku-⸢šu⸣-ar	... he places the kišaru-vessel, and he performs the nepīšu-instrument.
29	ki-ša-ru nu ⸢{D}⸣[A.NUN.NA.KE₄] an-da za-aḫ-ḫu-ra-ed-du	The kišaru-priestess and the Anunnaku-gods ...
30	nu-uš-ma-aš le-⸢e⸣ [{NINDA}ḫar-ši-in] ku-iš-ki pár-ši-ia	Then he breaks the ḫaršin-bread.(lower confidence: line is broken)
31	le-ma {GIŠ}ER[EN-aš wa-a]r-⸢šu-la⸣-an iš-taḫ-te-e-ni	Then the lord of the stag-gods comes out.
{€3+4} Rs. III
32	nu-za 3 MUŠEN{ḪI.A} d[a-a-i ] {D}A.NUN.NA.KE₄ BAL-an-ti	And he takes three birds, and the Anunnaku will resound.
33	1 MUŠEN-ma-kán A-N[A BAL]-an-ti nu kiš-an te-ez-zi	One bird for the balāntu-offering, and he goes down.
34	ka-a-aš-ma-aš k[a-ru-ú-i-li-i]š-ši-it Ú-UL-⸢aš⸣-ma-aš-ša-an	And the karú-ilišši-vessel is not there.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€3+1+4} Rs. III
35	GU₄-uš UDU-uš GA[R-ri {D}10-aš]-⸢ma?⸣-aš-kán ku-wa-pí [ ]	The oxen and the sheep are slaughtered. The Storm-god of Kuwapi ...
36	kat-ta-an-ta GE₆-⸢i⸣ t[ák?-ni-i pé-e]n-ni-iš nu-uš-ma?-ša?-an ki-i BAL-an-[du-w]a-ar ⸢da-iš⸣	Then, at night, he places it before him, and when he libates, ...
37	nu MUŠEN{ḪI.A} IZI-⸢it⸣ za-nu-zi na-aš PA-NI DINGIR-LIM da-⸢a⸣-i	And the birds are lit with fire, and he places them before the god.
38	{DUG}KA.GAG.[NA]G-ia PA-NID[INGIR]{MEŠ} da-a-i nu 4 {GI!}A.DA.GUR	He places the bowl before the gods, and four ...
39	tar-na-⸢i⸣ n[u NUMU]N{ḪI.A} da-pí-an PA-NI DINGIR{MEŠ} da-a-i ŠE ZÍZ	He takes the tarna-vessel, and he places the children before the gods; he takes the food.
{€3+1} Rs. III
40	še-e[p-pí-it-t]a-aš 〈〈nu〉〉 pár-ḫ[u-e-na-aš G]Ú.GAL.GAL	... the šeppitta-offering, the ... of the great ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
41	G[Ú.TUR kar-a]š DIM₄ BAPPIR! NUMUN [ŠE.LÚ{SA]R}?	a small goat, a lamb, seed of the šarru-priest
{€1} Rs. III
42	[ZÀ.A]Ḫ.〈LI〉 {Ú}GAMUN.〈BABBAR〉 {Ú}GA[MUN.GE₆]	[Zaḫ]li, šunû-vessel, black ...
43	[EGI]R-ma ma-a-an MUN la-[ak-kar-wa-an]	Afterwards, whenever I want to eat salt,
44	[ ]-ir-ni-iš{ŠAR} ku-it-t[a	... he libates ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
45	[ ki]-⸢i⸣ ḫu-u-ma-an-da-an PA-N[I	... he places it on the table.(lower confidence: line is broken)
46	[nu-ká]n {LÚ}ḪAL GAL GEŠTIN da-a-i [	And the chief cupbearer places the wine ...
47	[la]-a-ḫu-wa-a-i nu DINGIR{MEŠ} i[r-ḫa-ez-zi	... he libates, and the gods ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
48	[ ]x xx x[
{€3} Rs. IV
1	[ -m]a?-aš KI-pa-aš la-ga-aš-mi-it e-ep-〈du〉	... he performs the libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
2	[ ] e-eš-ḫar wa-aš-túl pa-ap-ra-tar NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM iš-ḫa-aḫ-ru	... he pours a libation, and the god libates.
3	[ḪUL-lu-u]n GÌR-an pa-an-ga-u-wa-aš ḪUL-lu-un EME-an kat-ta pa-a-šu	[The evil] of the foot, the evil of the tongue, he goes down below.
4	[ {UZU}]NÍG.GIG za-nu-zi na-at ar-ḫa ku-er-zi nu-kán ḫa-at-te-eš-ni	... he gives the liver, and he places it on the hearth, and then he libates.
5	[ d]a-a-i Ù A-NAGUNNI{MEŠ}-ia da-a-i GEŠTIN-ia BAL-an-ti	He takes it, and he places it on the table; he pours wine.
6	nu-uš-ša-an SUR₁₄.DÙ.A{MUŠEN} NAG la-a-ḫu-wa-i nu GI{ḪI.A} tar-na-a-i	And the bird eats it, and the feet of the laḫuwa-plant
7	e-ku-zi Ú-UL ku-⸢iš⸣-ki	He drinks, but he does not drink.(lower confidence: line is broken)
8	nu te-ez-zi {D}me-mi-šar-ti-iš ne-pí-ša-aš ták-na-aš {D}30!-aš	And he goes to Memešartiš, and to the Moon-god
9	{D}iš-ḫa-ra-aš NI!-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM ḫur-ti-ia-aš e-eš-ḫa-na-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}	the Išḫara-god, the god of Ḫurtiya, and the eş̄ḫana-priestess of the gods,
10	ku-iš ki-iš-du-an-za ku-iš ka-ni-ru!-wa-an-za DINGIR{MEŠ} nu-za ú-wa-at-tén	On the kišdu-vessel, on the kaniruwanza-vat, the gods, and ...
11	e-ku-ut-tén nu-mu-uš-ša-an ḫar-ap-du-ma-ti na-aš-ta É-er-za URU-az	And he eats, and he takes the ḫarapduma-vessel from inside the city.
12	ḪUL-lu pa-ap-ra-tar e-eš-ḫar NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM wa-aš-túl ḫur-ta-in	The evil is to be released, the ... of the god ... the ḫurta-vessel ...
13	ar-ḫa pár-ku-nu-ut-tén	... they break ...
14	na-at GE₆-iš KI-aš an-da e-ep-du	And he goes with him to the night.
15	[nu] ⸢LÍL⸣-ri ku-i-e-eš GUNNI{MEŠ} {LÚ.MEŠ}uš-ki-iš-kat-tal-li!-uš GAM-an	And the cult singers, the male and female singers sing.
16	a-ša-an-zi nu {UZU}⸢Ì a-ta-an⸣-zi {DUG}KA.GAG-ma	they take, and they take the oil vessel.
17	⸢Ú⸣-UL a-ku-an-zi {LÚ}ḪAL-ma ⸢EGIR⸣-pa URU-ri ú-ez-zi pár-ni an-da pa-iz-zi	They do not drink; the cult actor comes back and goes to the city.
18	na-aš A-NADINGIR{MEŠ} UŠ-KE-EN₆ TU₇˽BA.⸢BA.ZA {TU₇}ga-an-ga⸣-ti	And he prostrates himself before the gods; he drinks the libation of Babila, the gangati-offering.
19	KAŠ.GEŠTIN A-NADINGIR{MEŠ} BAL-an-ti	He pours wine for the gods.
20	nu kiš-an me-ma-i {D}A.NUN.NA.KE₄ ka-a-ša LÍL-ri ⸢e-šu-un⸣	And he speaks thus to the Anunnaku: “You are the lord,
21	{D}GUL-aš-ša-kán gul-〈ša〉-an-za da-ga-zi-p[a?- ]	To the GUL-ašsaka, to the Dagazipa ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
22	ar-ḫa ḫar-zi {D}me-mi-šar-ti-iš ne-[pí-š]a-aš KI-pa-aš	... he takes. Memešartiš, the nepīša-offering, with ...
23	nu-uš-ma-aš-ša-an {DUG}KA.GAG.NAG ⸢la-a⸣-ḫu-wa-an-za	And he pours a libation vessel.(lower confidence: line is broken)
24	na-aš-ša-an ḪUL-la-〈u〉-i pa-ap-ra-an-ni li-in-ki-ia	And the evil one should come to me.
25	wa-aš-túl-li e-eš-ḫa-ni ḫur-ti-ia [ḫ]a-ap-pu-ut-ri ḫa-mi-in-kán-du	And he fills the ḫurtiya-vessel with water.
26	na-at a-pí-〈ia〉 ⸢pa-ra-a ḫu-u-it-ti-ia⸣-[ad-du] šu-meš-ma-at	And he breaks the apiya-vessel, and he libates.
27	EGIR-an-⸢da⸣ [š]u-wa-at-tén	Afterwards, he libates.(lower confidence: line is broken)
28	nu {LÚ}ḪAL UDU.A.LUM UDU.SÍG+MUNUS-ia PA-NIDINGIR{M[EŠ}] ti-it-ta-nu-uz-zi	And the haruspex and the ram and the female lamb stand before the gods.
29	nu kiš-an me-ma-i UDU.A.LUM UDU.SÍG+MUNUS-ia a[r-g]a nu-za ar-ma-aḫ-ḫi	And he speaks thus: “The ram and the female lamb are gathered, and he ...
30	ka-a-aš-ša-za URU-az pár-na-an-za-aš-š[a UD]U.A.LUM DÙ-ru nu LÍL-ri	And he goes to the city, and he performs the libation of the sun.
31	GE₆-in KI-an ar-ga-ru nu-za ⸢e⸣-[eš-ḫ]ar pa-ap-ra-tar	Afterwards, he places it on the ground, and he breaks it.
32	wa-aš-túl GE₆-iš KI-aš ar-ma-aḫ-ḫu-ut [GI]M-an-ma MUNUS-za UDU-uš-ša	Afterwards, at night, he prostrates himself before the woman, the sheep.
33	ar-ma-aḫ-ḫu-wa-an-za ḫa-a-ši ka-⸢a⸣-[aš-ša-z]a URU-aš	And he libates, and the city ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
34	pár-na-an-za-aš-ša ḪUL-lu e-eš-ḫar p[a-ap-ra-tar Q]A-TAM-MA ḫa-a-šu	He breaks it, the evil one, he breaks it. Then he ...
35	na-at URU-a[z GE₆-i]š KI-aš [an-da e-e]p-du	And he goes to the city night and day.
36	ka-ri-iz-⸢za⸣-kán GIM-a[n ar-ḫ]a a-ar-〈ri〉 šu-uḫ-ḫa-an-kán	karizizkan, like a harḫa-vessel, in the hearth.
37	ú-⸢e!⸣-[te-na-z]a a-ar-ri na-a[t-kán {GIŠ}ŠEN-a]z a-ar-aš-zi	And he brings the arrow, and he takes the bow.
38	ke-[el-l]a URU-aš pár-na-an-[za-aš k]a-a-aš a-ni!-u!-ra-an-za	... he goes to the city, and he takes it away.
39	Q[A-TAM-MA p]ár-ku-nu-ud-du n[a-at-kán ka-ri-i]z a-ru-ni	Afterwards, he pours a libation, and he libates.
40	[an-da] pé-e-da-a-ú	... they bring ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
41	[ z]i-in-né-ez-zi n[u-kán an-d]a [da-a-i]	He comes, and he places it on the table.(lower confidence: line is broken)
42	[še-er-ra-aš-š]a-⸢an DINGIR{MEŠ}⸣ [	Then the gods ...(lower confidence: line is broken)

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Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0 · Müller, G., Prechel, D., Rieken, E., Schwemer, D. (2026). TLHdig Beta Version 0.3. Zenodo. doi:10.5281/zenodo.20328284

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