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KUB 42.91 (tlh:KUB 42.91)

CTH 528

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DesignationKUB 42.91
IDtlh:KUB 42.91
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 528

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)
obv. i
1[ ... ]
2[ ... ]x
3[ ... ]x
4[ ... ]BI... that ...(very low confidence: a guess)
8′[ ... ]
9′[ ... ]x
17′[ ... ]x x ⸢UP-NI⸣... ... of the hearth ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
18′[ ... ]x
19′[ ... ]
20′[ ... ]x
obv. i 25″[ ... ]x-i-ia-za ḫa-⸢an⸣-ti-i SI×SÁ... he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
obv. ii
1⸢1 BÁN ZÌ.DA⸣ DUR₅ 7 NINDA.GUR₄.RA UP-NI i-ia-an-ziThey take one bowl of flour, crumbs, and seven loafs of bread.
27 𒑱ma-al-li-ti-wa-al-la-aš ku-iš-ša ⸢ZU₉⸣ 7 {DUG}BUR.⸢ZI⸣7 mallitiwala-vessels, together with the meat, 7 bowls
3TU₇{ḪI.A} ŠA{LÚ}MUḪALDIM LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR 7 GAL IŠ-TUKAŠ.GEŠTINThe soup of the cook, the tableman, seven large vessels of wine.
42 NU Ú-ia-kán 3 BÁN-ia {GIŠ}⸢BANŠUR⸣ kiš-an SI×SÁ-anTwo are not, and three are empty. The table on the other side is open.
5šu-up-pa ti-ia-an-zi 1 BÁN ZÌ.DA 1 {DUG}ḫa-ni-iš-ša-aš KAŠThey take one bowl of flour, one hanišša-vessel of beer.
6{GIŠ}ZAG.GAR.RA-ni 3 {NINDA}a-a-an 3 NINDA.GÚG ⸢3⸣ NINDA.TU₇ 1 N[INDA?.K]U₇?on the throne, three ayan-breads, three fine breads, 23 loaves of bread, one sweet bread
71 ⸢DUG⸣ [KA]Š aš-nu-ma-aš ḫal-zi-ia-ri GAL{ḪI.A}-kán aš-nu-wa-an-⸢zi⸣ {D}UTU-ŠI da-a- išOne vessel of water from the gate, the great ḫalziyari-vessel, they pour to the Sun-deity.
8lu-ka[t-ti-m]a A-NA{D}10 EZEN₄ GURUN i-ia-an-zi {GIŠ}ŠÚ.A {D}10 da-an-ziAnd they bring the harvest festival to the Storm-god, and they bring it to the Hand of the Storm God.
9𒑱a-la-at-*tar*-ša-ma-aš SIG₅ še-eš-ḫa-an-zi {GIŠ}ZAG.GAR.RA DÙ-an-ziThey make the good alattaršamaš-vessels and they go to the throne.
10IŠ-TUGURUN ú-nu-wa-an-zi *{GIŠ}ŠÚ.A {D}*10-kán ša-ra-a ti-ia-[an-zi]They fill the libation vessel. They set the table of the Storm-god.
11⸢1⸣ [UD]U *BAL*-an-zi šu-up-pa ti-ia-an-zi 3 {NINDA}dan-na-aš ⸢UP-NI ZÌ?.DA?⸣They libate for one day. They take a libation bowl. Three big loaves of flour.
12⸢4?⸣ NINDA.KU₇ UP-NI ZÌ.DA 1 {NINDA}mi-i-ú-mi-i-ú x[ x? Š]A?BA.BA.ZA224 loaves of bread, ... flour, 1 mimiu-bread ... of šabāzu-beer.
13[n {D]UG}ḫu-up-pár KAŠ ZAG.GAR.RA-ni 3 BÁN ZÌ.DA ⸢2? DUG KAŠ⸣ aš-nu-ma-ašn huppāru-vessels of beer for the libation, three bowls of flour, a ... vessel of ašnuma-beer
14[ḫal-z]i-ia-ri GAL{ḪI.⸢A}-kán⸣ aš-nu-wa-an-zi DINGIR-LUM-ma-aš-kán! du-uš-kán!-ziThe great cult singers sing, and the gods sing.
15[ ... tar-na-a]n-⸢zi GA.KIN.AG⸣ dam-ma-aš-ša-an-zi DINGIR-LIM-ni... they set up a libation vessel for the gods.
16⸢ti-ia⸣-a[n-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}]⸢GURUŠ⸣ IŠ-TUGA.KIN.AG za-aḫ-ḫi-ia-an-ziThey take it, and the men of the messenger stand before them.
17DINGIR-LUM k[ar-pa-an-z]i DINGIR-LUM ar-ḫa pé-da-an-ziThe gods libate; the gods go behind.
181 NINDA tar-n[a-aš pár-š]i-ia-an-zi ... {DUG}ta-la-i-mi-uš-kánThey break one loaf of bread and they pour it into a talimuš-vessel.
19šu-u-wa-an-[zi] ... NU-U-RU ti-ia-an-⸢zi⸣They libate ... they do not drink ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
20ma-a-an A-N[A{D}10 {URU}ša-aḫ]sic-pí-na EZEN₄ {LÚ}SIPA.UDU DÙ-an-ziWhen the shepherds go to the Storm-god of Šaḫsipina for the festival,
21ŠÀ {ḪUR.SAG}p[u?- ... ]x AŠ-RU SIG₅-in ⸢šesic-eš-ḫa⸣-an-ziFrom the mountain of ... ... they make a good offering.
22{GIŠ}ŠÚ.A {D}10 [kar-pa-an-zi(?) n]a-at a-pí-ia p[é-d]a-an-⸢zi⸣ [1? UDU? BAL-an-zi(?)]They take the table of the Storm-god, and they bring one sheep.
23{GIŠ}ZAG.GAR.RA ḫ[u-u-kán-zi(?) šu-up-pa(?)] ⸢ti-ia-an-zi⸣(?) [ ... ]They take the šugarra-vessel and they libate ...
24[A-N]ADINGIR-LIM šu-x[ ... ]... the god ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
25[x x x-a]n-zi 1 x[ ... ]
26[ ... ]x x[ ... ]
rev. iii
1′[ ... ] x [ ... ]
2′[ ... DU]G KAŠ aš-[nu-ma-aš(?) ... ]... a vessel of beer ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′[ ... -z]i? GAL{Ḫ[I.A}-k]án x[ ... ]x x[ ... ]... the great ones ... ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′[ ... ] ...(-)an-da-x[ ... ]
5′[ ... ]-⸢šu?⸣ nu xx x DINGIR-LUM [ ... {UR]UDU}⸢ŠU.KIN⸣ xx... and ... the god ... a sheep ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6′GAM ⸢ti-iš-ke⸣-ez-zi na-aš A-NADINGIR-L[IM(?) x? ]x ⸢EN⸣ [x? {URUD]U}sicŠU.KIN... he goes, and to the god ... the lord of Šišukin ...
7′UGU da-a-i nu {URUDU}⸢ŠU⸣.KIN tar-na-i ...He places it on the altar, and the copper bowl ...
8′{URUDU}ŠU.KIN ZI-za tar-na-a-i nu 1 ⸢GU₄?⸣ 1 UDU za-⸢ki⸣-la-⸢tar⸣he takes the fleece, and one ox and one sheep ...
9′[{LÚ}SAN]GA? ap-pa-a-i {D}UTU-ŠI da-a-išThe priest libates to the Sun-deity.
10′[x x] x A-NA{D}10 {URU}ša-aḫ-pí-〈na〉 EZEN₄ še-li-⸢ia⸣-aš... for the Storm-god of Šaḫpiya, the festival of purification ...
11′DÙ-⸢an⸣-zi ⸢GIM⸣-an ŠAÉ.GAL-LIM še-li-uš ti-ia-an-zi!They make it, and they take it out from the palace.
12′{GIŠ}ŠÚ.A {D}10-kán GAM pé-da-an-zi na-at ⸢še⸣-li-ia-ašThey bring it into the hand of the Storm-god. And the šuliya-vessel
13′pé-ra-an {GIŠ}BANŠUR-za ta-ni-nu-wa-an-zi 1 UDU {D}10 BAL-an-ziThey bring one sheep to the Storm-god before the table.
14′šu-up-pa ti-ia-an-zi 3 {NINDA}dan-na-aš UP-NI 3 NINDA.KU₇ UP-NIThey pour a libation. Three big loaves, three sweet loaves.
15′1 {DUG}ḫu-up-pár KAŠ {GIŠ}ZAG.GAR.RA-ni 3 {NINDA}a-a-an 3 NINDA.GÚG1 huppāru-vessel of beer for the offering table, 3 ayan-breads, 3 fine breads,
16′3 NINDA.TU₇ 2 NINDA.KU₇ 2 DUG KAŠ aš-nu-ma-ašThree loaves of bread, two sweet loaves, two vessels of beer of Ašnuma-beer,
rev. iv
1′[ ... ]x
2′[ ... ]x-⸢an⸣
3′[ ... {URU}ša-ḫ]a?-pí-na(?)... Šaḫapina ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′[ ... ]x
5′[ ... ]
6′[ ... ]x
lo. e.
1′pár-ši-ia-an-zithey break.

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