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KUB 25.44 (tlh:KUB 25.44)

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DesignationKUB 25.44
IDtlh:KUB 25.44
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 704

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.? II
1′[EGIR-ŠU-ma] ⸢u-šu-u⸣-n[i {D}ḫé]-⸢pát-wi⸣-naAfterwards, for Ḫepawi,(lower confidence: line is broken)
2′[EGIR-ŠU-m]a a-za-am-mi-⸢na⸣ {D}ḫé-pát-⸢wi-na⸣ KI.MINAfterwards, he drinks to Ḫepa-wana, ditto.
3′[EGIR-ŠU-m]a a-za-am-mi-na {D}iš-ḫa-ra-wi-na KI.M[IN]Afterwards, he libates to Išḫarawi.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′[EGIR-Š]Ú-ma tu-u-ni tab-ri {D}ḫé-pát-wi-naAfterwards, he prostrates himself before Ḫepatwi.
5′⸢{GIŠ}ŠÚ⸣.A-ḫi a-da-a-ni ni-ra-am-bi ša-la-an-nihe holds the hand, and he libates to me.
6′TUŠ-aš e-ku-zi 1 NINDA.SIG pár-ši-ia KI.MINHe drinks while seated; he breaks one fine bread, ditto.
7′EGIR-ŠÚ-ma DINGIR{MEŠ}-na {URU}ni-nu-wa-wi-na DINGIR{MEŠ}-⸢na⸣Afterwards, the gods of Ninuwana, the (other) gods,
8′[{U]RU}ḫa-at-ti-ni-wi-na DINGIR{MEŠ}-na KUR-mi-〈ni〉-wi-nathe city Ḫattiniwana, the gods of the land Minnewana
9′aš-du-uḫ-ḫi-na TUŠ-aš ⸢e-ku⸣-zi 1 NINDA.SIG pár-ši-i[a]He drinks while seated; he breaks one fine bread.
10′EGIR-ŠÚ-ma zu-ul-ḫi-ni-ta {D}tar-pa-an-tu-ḫiAfterwards, to the Zulḫinīta-god, to Tarpantu.
11′{D}⸢zu⸣-mi-wa {D}al-ḫi-⸢šu⸣-u-i TUŠ-aš e-ku-z[i]Zumiwa and Alḫišui drink while seated.
12′1 NINDA.SIG pár-ši-ia ⸢KI⸣.MINHe breaks one fine bread, likewise.
13′EGIR-ŠÚ-ma {D}ti-ia-pa-an-ti TUŠ-aš e-ku-ziAfterwards, Tiya-panti drinks while seated.
14′1 NINDA.SIG pár-ši-ia ⸢KI⸣.[MIN]He breaks one fine bread, likewise.
15′EGIR-ŠÚ-ma {ḪUR.SAG}a-gul-li-ri {ḪUR.SAG}kal-li-iš-[ta-píAfterwards, the Agulliri, the Kallištappi,(lower confidence: line is broken)
16′ši-ia {PÚ}ša-mu-ra ši-ia ši-tar-pu TUŠ-aš e-ku-ziHe drinks from the well of Šamura, he drinks from a šitapu-vessel while seated.
17′⸢1 NINDA⸣.SIG pár-ši-ia KI.MINHe breaks one fine bread, likewise.
18′[EGIR-Š]Ú-ma a-aḫ-ru-uš-ḫi ḫu-u-up-ru-uš-ḫi zu-úr-r[i]Afterwards, he pours a libation of ḫuprušhu-beer.
19′[š]u-u-ku-i ⸢šap-ši⸣ da-a-ki da-a-ki-it-ti... he pours into the hearth, he libates ...
20′[{D}ḫé-pá]t-wi-na TUŠ-aš e-ku-zi 1 NINDA.SIG pár-ši-ia [KI.MIN]He drinks to Ḫepatwana while seated; he breaks one fine bread; ditto.
21′[EGI]R-⸢ŠÚ-ma⸣ zu-u-uš-ši tu-u-e-en-ni TUŠ-aš e-ku-ziAfterwards, he drinks the tuēnnu-beer while seated.
22′[1] ⸢NINDA⸣.SIG pár-ši-ia KI.MINHe breaks one fine bread, ditto.
23′nu {MUNUS}SANGA {D}ḫé-pá[t] Ù {LÚ}SANGA {D}10 ša-ra-a ti-ia-an-z[i]The priest of Ḫepat and the priest of the Storm-god libate.
24′[n]a-at UŠ-⸢KÉ⸣-EN-NU na-at-kán pa-ra-a pa-a-an-[zi]And they bind it, and they take it away.(lower confidence: line is broken)
25′⸢ma⸣-aḫ-ḫa-an-⸢ma⸣ iš-pa-an-za ⸢ki⸣-ša-ri na-aš-ta 1 [UDU(?)]And he places it on the ground, and one sheep ...
26′{LÚ}SANGA {D}10 ⸢IŠ-TUKAŠ A-NA{D}KASKAL⸣.KUR ši-pa-an-⸢ti⸣The priest of the Storm-god libates to the caravan.
27′1 ⸢MÁŠ.GAL-ma-kán A-NA⸣{D}ḫé-pát ši-pa-an-tiOne vessel for Ḫepat he libates.
28′nam-ma-aš PA-NI⸢{D}⸣K[ASKAL].KUR-pát wa-ar-nu-an-[zi]And they stand before the Storm-god.
29′[n]u SAḪAR{ḪI.A}-uš ša-⸢ra-a da⸣-an-zi na-aš ar-ḫ[a]And they take the šuḫi-flour, and they take it away.
30′[i]š-ḫu-u-wa-an-zi ⸢ku⸣-e-da-ni-ma-aš pé-diThey libate, and they bring it out.(lower confidence: line is broken)
31′[i]š-ḫu-u-wa-an-zi n[a-a]t Ú-⸢UL ku-it⸣-kiThey libate, but he does not drink.(lower confidence: line is broken)
32′[t]u-uk-ka₄-⸢a⸣-ri... he places ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
33′[ma-a-a]n lu-uk-kat-t[a n]u LUGAL MUNUS.LUGAL“How much longer will the king and the queen
34′[I-N]A⸢É⸣ {D}10 {URU}ḫa-[ri-ia-an-da pa-a-a]n?-ziThey go to the house of the Storm-god of Ḫariya.
35′[I]Š-TU⸢É⸣ {URU}ḫa-⸢ri⸣-i[a-an-d]a? ⸢ki⸣-iš-ša-anIn the house of Ḫariya ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
36′[ ]x-⸢da-a⸣-an-zi... they take ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
37′[ ]x AMAR.MAḪ NIGA 2 [ ] 1 AMAR.ÁB NIGA... a male calf is present; 2 ... 1 male [calf] is present.
38′[ ]x x ⸢6⸣-ti [ ]{MEŠ} 2 ⸢UDU?⸣ [ ]... 26 ... 2 sheep ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
39′[ ]x[ ]
Rs. V?
1′{D}IŠTAR] ⸢ḫa⸣-[a-u-ur-ni al-la-i bi-ri-in-kar ḫé-e-šu-u-i {D}ir-ša-ap-pa]Ištar, the ḫa'urni-god, he libates; he drinks from the hearth of Irsap.
2′[dam-ki-ra-a-š]i {D}t[e-e-mu {D}te-eš-šu-up-pí {LÚ}SUKKAL]the Damkirašu-priest, Temu, Teshsuppi, the vizier
3′[a-aḫ-ru-uš-ḫi ḫ]u-u-up-⸢ru⸣-u[š-ḫi pár-ši-ia KI.MIN]He breaks it in the ḫurušhi-vessel, ditto.
4′[EGIR-ŠÚ-ma 1 NINDA.S]IG e-še ḫa-w[u?-ur-ni pár-ši-ia KI.MIN]Afterwards, he breaks one fine loaf of bread for the ḫawarnu-vessel, ditto.
5′[EGIR-ŠÚ-ma 1 NINDA.SIG wa-a-p]a-an-[n]a ši-i-⸢e⸣-[na pár-ši-ia KI.MIN]Afterwards, he breaks one fine loaf of bread and breaks it, ditto.
6′[EGIR-ŠÚ-ma 1 NINDA.S]IG {D}10-up-pí ḫu-u-u[b-bi-ti {D}šar-ru-ma {GU₄}še-er-ri]Afterwards, one fine bread for the Storm-god of Ḫubiti, for Šarruma, an ox ...
7′[{GU₄}ḫu-ur-ri pár-ši-i]a ⸢KI⸣.MIN EGIR-ŠÚ-ma 1 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ}-n[a]He breaks the ḫurri-ox; alternatively, afterwards, one fine bread of the gods
8′[at-ta-ni-w]i-na {D}10-up-pí-⸢na KI⸣.MIN [Attaniwana, the Storm-god, ditto
9′[EGIR-ŠÚ-ma] ⸢1⸣ NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ}-⸢na⸣ [a]t-ta-ni-wi-n[a]Afterwards, they libate one fine bread of the gods.
10′[aš]-⸢ḫu⸣-ši-ik-ku-un-ni-wi-⸢na⸣ pár-ši-i[a... he breaks ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
11′[EGIR-ŠÚ-m]a 1 NINDA.SIG ša-ú!-ri ú-e-ra!-am {D}10-u[p-pí-na]Afterwards, he brings one fine loaf of bread to the Storm-god.
12′[KI.MIN EG]IR-ŠÚ-ma 1 NINDA.SIG a-a-ri mu-u[d-ri i-ni i-ri-ri]Alternatively, behind him, one fine loaf of bread, he pours a libation, and he libates.
13′[ud-mi ta-ka]-⸢a-ru-wa-a⸣ {D}te-e[š-šu-up-pí-na]On the day of the takawaruwa-priestess Tešuppi
14′[ ] ⸢KI.MIN⸣ [ ]... ditto ...(low confidence: few signs survive)

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