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CTH 376

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DesignationKUB 24.4+
IDtlh:KUB 24.4+
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 376

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.
1′[… ŠADINGIR]⸢{MEŠ}⸣ […] […]... the gods ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
2′[… n]am-ma ⸢NINDA.GUR₄.RA⸣ [ ]And the loaf of bread ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′[{UDU}a-ú-li-ú-u]š-kán GU₄{ḪI.A} UDU{ḪI.A} ḫa-[a]-l[i-ia-az …]The auliuš-sheep, the oxen, and the sheep ...
4′[… {LÚ].MEŠ}SIPA.UDU a-ke-er ḫa-a-li-i[a ]Afterwards, the sheepherds ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′[… A-N]ADINGIR{MEŠ} NINDA.GUR₄.RA{ḪI.A} {DÚG}!iš-pa-an-d[u-uz-zi …]Then the gods take the loaf of bread and the turban.
6′[…] nu-un-na-aš ú-wa-a-at-te-ni DINGIR{ME[Š} …... and he libates to the gods.(lower confidence: line is broken)
7′[wa-aš-du]-⸢li⸣ ḫar-te-ni... he libates ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
8′⸢na⸣-[aš-t]a A-NA⸢DUMU⸣.LÚ.U₁₉.LU ḫa-at-ta-ta-šum-mi-it (Rasur) […]And to the man, to the ḫattatašummi-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
9′nu ⸢ku⸣-un-na-an ku-it i-ia-〈u〉-e-ni na-at NU.G[ÁL]And he places it, and he is not present.(lower confidence: line is broken)
10′nu DINGIR{MEŠ} ku-it wa-aš-du-ul uš-ka-at-te-ni nu na-⸢aš⸣-šu […]And the gods ... and he holds it, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
11′na-at me-e-ma-a-ú na-aš-ma-at {MUNUS.MEŠ}ŠU.GI {LÚ.MEŠ}AZ[U …] […]And he speaks, and the old women, the elders ...
12′za-aš-ḫé-az DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LU ú-wa-an-duThen the man libates.
13′na-aš-ta {URUDU}še-pí-ik-ku-uš-ta-aš {GIŠ}šar-pa-az ku-un-⸢ku⸣-[u-e-en]And the Šepikkušta-vessel is placed on the throne.
14′nu DINGIR[{M]EŠ} ⸢A⸣-NAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ge-en-zu nam-ma d[a-at-tén]And the gods of the land of Ḫattu know, and likewise ...
15′ke-e-[e]z-za-at ḫi-in-ka-na-an-za ta-ma-a-aš-ta ke-e-e[z-za-at]He places it on the throne, he places it upon the hearth.
16′ku-u-r[u-r]a-an-za ⸢ta⸣-ma-aš-ta nu ku-ri-wa-na-aš KUR.KUR-TIM ⸢ku-e⸣ a-ra-aḫ-za-an-d[a]And he places it on the ground, and he sets it up on the mountains.
17′ḫur-la-aš KUR-⸢e⸣ KUR {URU}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-ni KUR {URU}ar-za-u-wa nu [ḫ]u-u-ma-an-za šu-ul-l[e-e-et]In Hurrian, in Kizzuwatni, in Arzawa, and in Ḫumanza, he sings.
18′[n]u-za-an DINGIR{MEŠ} ša-ra-a Ú-UL ⸢i⸣-en-zi na-aš-ta NI-IŠ ⸢DINGIR⸣{MEŠ} ⸢šar⸣-ra-an-ta-tiThen the gods do not eat, and then the šarrati-gods ...
19′[n]u KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI i-da-a-la-u-wa-an-ni ša-an-ḫi-iš-[k]án-zi É DINGIR{MEŠ}-ma l[a-u-wa-ar-ru-na]And the land of Ḫattuša they give to me, and they libate in the temple of the gods.
20′[š]a-an-ḫi-iš-kán-zi na-at DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš kat-⸢ta⸣-wa-⸢tar⸣ n[am-m]a ki-i-ša-ruThey libate, and the gods in Katta-watar, and thus ...
21′[nu-u]š-ša-an ḫi-in-kán ku-u-ru-ur ka-⸢a⸣-aš-ta-an A-NA⸢KUR {URU}mi⸣-it-ta-an-niAnd he libates, and he goes to the land of Mittani.
22′[A-NA]KUR ⸢{URU}⸣ki-⸢iz-zu-wa-at-ni⸣ Ù A-NAKUR {URU}ar-za-u-wa tar-na-at-te-ento Kizzuwatni and to Arzawa ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
23′[wa-a]r-ši-ia-⸢an-da⸣ šu-ul-la-an-da KUR.KUR-TIM KUR {URU}ḫa-at-ti-ma [t]a-ri-e-a[n]... he pours a libation. The lands, the land of Ḫatti, he libates.
24′[… …] [n]u ta!-r[i-ia-a]n-da-an la-a-at-te-en wa-ar-ši-ia-an-da-a[n-m]a tu-r[i-ia-at-tén]And he places it before him, and then he puts it before ...
25′[ke-e-m]a nam-[ma ŠAKUR {UR]U}ḪA-AT-TI KUR.KUR-TIM KUR {URU}ka-a-aš-kaAnd thus the land of Ḫattu, the lands, the land Kaška
26′[… … {L]Ú.M[EŠ}SIPA.ŠA]Ḫ e-še-er Ù {LÚ.MEŠ}E-PÍ-IŠ GADA{ḪI.A} e-še-erAfterwards, the shepherds go down; and the chariot men go down with linen.
27′[… KUR {URU}a]-r[a-u-wa-an-na KUR {UR]U}[k]a-la-a-aš-[m]a! KUR {URU}lu-ug-ga-a KUR {URU}pí-i-t[a-aš-ša]The land of Arauwana, the land of Kalašma, [the land of Lugg]a, and the land Piita
28′[… KUR.KUR-TI]M A-NA{D}UTU {URU}a-ri-in-na a-ra-a-u-e-⸢eš⸣-še-e[r]... the lands to the Sun-deity of Arinna ...
{€1} Rs.
1[… ar-ga-mu-u]š ar-ḫa pé-e-eš-ši-i-e-er nu a-ap-pa KUR {URU}ḪA-A[T-TI]... and he goes up to the land of Ḫattu.
2[… ]-⸢an⸣-zi nu ka-ru-ú KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI {URU}a-ri-in-n[a-aš ]... they take, and the karû-offerings of the land Ḫattu and Ariinna ...
3[ -a]ḫ-ḫa-et a-ra-aḫ-zé-na KUR-e UR.MAḪ ma-a-an a-a[r- ]... the mountains, the lion, wherever ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4[… {URU}ḫal-pa]-an ku-i-⸢uš⸣ {URU}KÁ.DINGIR.RA ku-i-uš ḫar-ni-in-ki-iš-ke-e[t]He goes to Ḫalpan, to Babila, to the ḫarnin-kiš-vessel.
5[… ḫ]u-u-ma-an-da-a-aš a-aš-šu-mi-it KÙ.BABBAR KÙ.SI₂₂ DINGIR{MEŠ} da-x-[ … ]-x [ ]... and the silver and gold of the gods ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6[… … PA-NI]⸢{D}⸣UTU {URU}a-ri-in-⸢na⸣ zi-ik-ki-i-itHe places it before Šamaš of Arinna.
7[ki]-⸢nu⸣-n[a a-ra-aḫ-z]é-ni-e-eš ud-ne-e-an-te-eš₁₇ [ḫ]u-u-ma-an-te-eš KUR.KUR{MEŠ} KUR {URU}[ḪA-AT-TI]And he goes down to the Araḫšu-temples, and the mountains of the land Ḫattu
8[w]a-al-ḫ[a]-⸢an⸣-ni-u-wa-an da-a-i-er na-at A-NA{D}UTU {URU}a-ri-in-na kat-ta-w[a-a-tar]He takes the walḫanniuwa-vessel, and to Šamaš of Arinna he libates.
9nam-ma ki-i-ša-ru nu-za tu-el {e} ŠUM-KA 〈le-e〉 te-ep-⸢nu-uš⸣-ke-šiThen, like a reed, he takes it from the hand of the hearth.
10nu ma-a-an DINGIR{MEŠ}-na-aš kar-di-ti[m]-mi-ia-⸢az⸣ ⸢ku⸣-[i]š ⸢A⸣-[N]ADINGIR{MEŠ} Ú-UL na-aḫ-ḫ[a-an-za]And as for the gods of Karditimmiya, they do not ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
11na-pa le-e a-aš-ša-a-u-e-eš ⸢i?⸣-[d]a-[a-la-u-wa-aš an]-⸢da?⸣ ḫar-kán-zi na-aš ma-a-a[n]... he takes, and he brings it to him. And he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
121-EN URU-LUM na-aš-ma-at ⸢1⸣-[EN …] ⸢1⸣-EN LÚ nu DINGIR{MEŠ}One city-lord ... one lord, one man, and the gods
13a-pu-u-un-pát 1-EN ḫa[r-ni-ik-tén]... one ḫarniktu-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
14KUR {URU}ḫa-⸢at⸣-ti-ma-aš-ta DINGIR[{MEŠ} … … SIG₅-i]t IGI{ḪI.A}-it ⸢a⸣-uš-te-enThe land of Ḫattiumašta, the gods, the good one, the eyes,
15i-da-a-⸢lu⸣-ma ḫi-in-kán […] ut-n[e]-⸢e⸣-[aš p]í-iš-〈te〉-enhe gives, and he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
16I-NAKUR {URU}ḫa-at-ti-ma [… … … še-eš-d]uHe goes to Ḫattium.(lower confidence: line is broken)
17nu KUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ⸢a⸣-[ap-pa …]And the land of Ḫattu ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
18[ ] ma-a-an KUR-e x-[ ]wherever in the land ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
19[n]u-mu {D}UTU-ŠI x-wa?-[ ]... the Sun-deity ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
20[n]u pa-a-un DINGIR{MEŠ} x [ ]And the gods ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
21[{UR]U}a-ri-in-ni {URU}z[i-ip-pa-la-an- ]Arinni, Zippalan-(lower confidence: line is broken)
22[… k]i-i ud-da-a-a[r ]... he will renew ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
23[ {m}z]u-u-w[a- ][Z]uwa(low confidence: few signs survive)
24[ ]-x [ ]

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