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CTH 739

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DesignationKUB 12.8+
IDtlh:KUB 12.8+
LanguageHittite; Hattic
GenreCTH 739

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)
{€1} Vs. I
1LUGAL-uš {É}ḫa-le-en-tu-u-wa-azThe king, in Ḫalentuwa
2ú-éz-zi ta {É}ar-ki-ú-i-iahe goes, and from the barge
3ti-i-e-ez-zi LUGAL-uš e-ša-rihe goes; the king goes.
4UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}SAGI ta-pí-ša-ni-in KÙ.SI₂₂The overseer of the cupbearers holds a gold tapašanni-vessel.
5LUGAL-i pa-a-i LUGAL-uš-ša GU₄.MAḪHe gives it to the king. The king, the bull
6ši-pa-an-ti nu GAL ME-ŠE-DI GU₄.MAḪHe libates; and the chief of the bodyguards, the oxen
7ŠUM-an te-ez-zi GAL ME-ŠE-DIHe gives; he goes; the chief of the bodyguards.
8A-NALÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}GIDRU te-ez-ziHe goes to the staff-bearers.
9UGULA LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}GIDRU A-NA{LÚ}SANGA te-ez-ziThe overseer of the staff-bearers comes to the priest.
10Ù {LÚ}GUDU₁₂ iš-pa-an-tu-[u]z-zi-eš-⸢šar⸣ ŠADINGIR-LIMAnd the priest prostrates himself before the god.
11A-NA{LÚ}SANGA pa-a-i {LÚ}SANGA ŠAGU₄.MAḪHe gives it to the priest; the priest of the ox ...
12ši-pa-an-ti ⸢ta⸣-an AN.BAR-aš {GIŠ}GIDRU-it GUL-aḫ-z[i]He libates, and he holds the iron scepter in his hand.
13na-aš i-ia-an-na-i a-pé-e EGIR-ŠÚAnd he takes it, and afterwards
14i-ia-an-ni-ia-an-zi nu KASKAL-an pa-ra-aAnd they are going on a campaign.
15SÌR-RUhe sings
16ma-a-na-aš-ta GU₄.MAḪ-aš KÁ.GAL-azAnd the bull at the gate
17⸢kat⸣-ta pa-iz-zi ta KÁ.GAL ḫa-at-k[án-zi]They go down, and they stand at the gate.
18[LUGAL]-⸢uš EGIR⸣-pa {É}ḫa-le-en-tu-u-⸢wa⸣-[aš]The king goes back to the house of Ḫalentuwa.
{€1+2} Vs. I 19/Vs. I
1′[pa-iz-z]i xx {⸢GU₄}ÁB 39 UDU{ḪI.A}⸣ [ ]... oxen, 39 sheep ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€2} Vs. I
2′[ ]-x-aš a-ra-⸢an⸣-zi x x[ SÌ]R-RU... they take ... sing ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′[ G]U₄.MAḪ ta GU₄.MAḪ na-an-ni-an-zi... they bring the ox and the bull.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′[ma?]-⸢a⸣-na-at KÁ.GAL-aš a-ra-an-ziAnd they go to the gate.(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′[n]e-e ka-ru-uš-ši-ia-an-zi... they libate.(low confidence: few signs survive)
6′nu {GU₄}ÁB 39 UDU{ḪI.A} MÁŠ.GALAnd the oxen, 39 sheep, large.
7′{LÚ.MEŠ}IGI.DU₈.A pí-⸢an⸣-ziThe cupbearers take it.(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′2 GAL KÙ.BABBAR 10 GÍN KI.⸢LÁ-ŠU⸣2 silver bowls, 10 shekels its weight.
9′⸢2? a⸣-šu-šu-uš KÙ.BABBAR 1 GÍN da-a-anHe takes one shekel of silver.
10′[x]-⸢ú⸣ ZABAR 20 GÍN da-a-an... of bronze, 20 shekels each,(lower confidence: line is broken)
11′[x-i]a-šu 30 GÍN KI.LÁ-ŠU... 30 shekels its weight(lower confidence: line is broken)
12′1 {GIŠ}GIDRU TUR ZABAR 3 GÍN KI.LÁ-ŠU1 small scepter of bronze, 3 shekels its weight
13′1 ta-pu-ul-li ZABAR1 bronze tapullu-vessel,
14′MA.NA GÍN KI.LÁ-ŠU 1 ta-pu-ul-li ZABARmina of reed, its weight is one bronze tapullu-vessel.
15′30 GÍN KI.LÁ-ŠU 1 ta-pu-ul-li ZABAR30 shekels its weight: 1 bronze tapullu-bowl
16′[n+]10 GÍN KI.LÁ-ŠU 1 iš-ga-pu-uz-zi[x]+10 shekels, its weight is 1 shekel.
17′3 GÍN KI.LÁ-ŠU 1 wa-ar-pu-zi ZABARThree shekels of weight: one bronze waarpuzu-vessel.
18′1 GÍN KI.LÁ-ŠU 1 {TÚG}iš-kal-le-eš-šar1 shekel weight, 1 kallēšar-garment
19′7 {TÚG}BÁR 1 TA-PAL {TÚG}KA-BAL-LU7 robes, 1 pair of cloaks
{€1} Vs. II
1′UD[U?... day(low confidence: few signs survive)
2′ke-⸢e⸣ [
3′IŠ-T[Ufrom ...(very low confidence: a guess)
4′1-NU-T[IMone-ninda(low confidence: few signs survive)
5′GAL x[the chief ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
6′2 x [
7′x [
8′x [
{€2} Vs. II
1′[ ]-x-x-x
2′[ ]x ⸢mar-nu-an⸣ 1 {DUG}ḫa-ri-ul-⸢li⸣... one marnû-vessel, one ḫarīlli-bowl
3′[ḫa-p]al-zi-li-⸢it⸣ šu-u-an ti-an-ziThey set the ḫalzili-vessel in the hand.
4′nu {LÚ}SAGI ⸢LUGAL-i⸣ GAL-AM pa-a-iAnd the cupbearer gives it to the king.(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′nu LUGAL-uš 3-ŠÚ ir-ḫa-a-ez-ziAnd the king comes three times.
6′{D}UTU {D}10 {D}KAL {LÚ.MEŠ}GALAŠamaš, the Storm-god, the Great One, the cult actors
7′wa-al-ḫa-an-zi-iš-ša-an SÌR-RU-ma ⸢Ú⸣-ULThey sing walḫanziš-song, but it is not.(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′LÚ{MEŠ} {URU}tu-ḫu-mi-ia-ra-maThe men of Tuḫumiyara
9′A-NAGUNNI kat-ta-an a-ra-⸢an-ta⸣-rihe places it on the altar.(lower confidence: line is broken)
10′nu 3 LÚ{MEŠ} da-aš-ku-pa-a-an-ziAnd three men drink.
11′pa-an-ku-uš ki-iš-ša-an SÌR-RUAnd he sings accordingly.
12′ki-ru-ú-ša ma-a-i tu-u-ḫa-a-aš!-ta
13′la-am-ma-aš-ka-a-i wu-u-ru-un-kat-⸢te-e⸣
14′ta-ba-ar-na wa-a-ra-ak
15′wa-ra-a-ši-ip zu-ú-ru-uš ḫé-e-ra
16′ki-i-ia-ru-ú-ša
17′ti-il-ti-li-le-e-u
18′ti-il-ti-li-li-pu-u
19′ta-aš-ta pa-ra-a pa-a-an-ziThey go to the side.
20′LUGAL-uš TUŠ-aš {D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ e-ku-ziThe king drinks while seated before Zababa.
{€2} Vs. IInu GIŠ.{D}INANNA{ḪI.A} ka-ri-nu-wa-an-ziAnd the lyres they sing.
{€2} Rs. III
1nu-kán LÚ{MEŠ} {URU}tu-ḫu-mi-ia-raAnd the men of Tuḫumiyara
2an-da ú-wa-an-zi nu 3 LÚ{MEŠ}they bring, and three men
3da-aš-ku-pa-a-an-zithey take.
4pa-an-ku-uš-ša ki-iš-ša-an SÌR-RUAnd he sings accordingly.
5ki-ru-ú-ša ma-a-i tu-u-ḫa-aš-ta
6la-am-ma-aš-ka-a-i wu-ru-un-kat-te-e
7ta-ba-ar-na wa-a-ra-ak
8wa-a-ra-ši-ip zu-ú-ru-uš ⸢ḫé-e-ra⸣
9ki-i-ia-ru-ú-ša ti-il-t[i-li-le]-⸢e⸣
10ti-il-ti-li-li-pu-u [ ]
11ta-aš-ta pa-ra-a pa-a-an-z[i ]... they go out ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
12UD{KAM} MAḪ-RU-Ú QA-T[I ]On the day of the great festival, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
13I-NAUD 2{KAM}-kán [ ]On the second day ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
14{LÚ}SAGI.A zé-ri-ia-al-⸢li⸣ [ ]The cupbearer ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
15an-da pé-e-da-ihe places it on the table.
16nu-uš-ša-an ŠADINGIR-LIM BI-IB-RI{ḪI.A}And the gods of the courtyards
17ki-ia-an-ta-ri še-e-ra-aš-ša-anAnd he places it on the ground.
18GÍR ŠADINGIR-LIM ki-it-taThe foot of the god is elevated.
19nu LÚ{MEŠ} {URU}tu-ḫu-mi-ia-raand the men of Tuḫumiyara
20NINDA.GUR₄.RA-i me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-dahe places the loaf of bread before him.
21[ ]-x QA-TAM-MA ⸢3-ŠÚ⸣ SÌR-RU... three times they sing.(lower confidence: line is broken)
22[ ] {LÚ}SAGI LUGAL-i... the cupbearer to the king(low confidence: few signs survive)
23[ ] ⸢LÚ{MEŠ} {URU}tu-ḫu-mi-ia-ra⸣... the men of Tuḫumiyara(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1} Rs. III!
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{€2} Rs. IV!
1[k]a-at-te ki-za a-ni-il-ma
2ka-a-at-te pu-u-la-a-ia-it
3ka-at-te ta-ba-ar-na-ma
4ka-at-te ta-a-i-ia ú-e-il
5tu-u-ḫa-aš-ta-il ka-at-te
6{LÚ.MEŠ}ku-ru-up-zi-na-ma KUŠ GU₄The kurupzina-officials, the hide of the ox,
7da-ga-a-an šal-la-an-na-a-ihe places it on the side.
8LÚ{MEŠ} {URU}tu-ḫu-mi-ia-ra-maThe men of Tuḫumiyara
9ki-iš-ša-an SÌR-RUHe sings accordingly.
10DUB 2{KAM} ŠALÚ{MEŠ} {URU}tu-ḫu-mi-ia-raTablet 2 of the men of Tuḫumiyara.
11QA-TIQA-TI

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