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KUB 6.3 (tlh:KUB 6.3)

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DesignationKUB 6.3
IDtlh:KUB 6.3
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 572

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)
1DINGIR{MEŠ} ŠA{D}UTU-ŠI ⸢TI⸣-tar ⸢GIM-an⸣ DINGIR-LIM-ni e-eš-x [ ]The gods, the Sun-deity, ... the gods ... ...
2ŠAMU{ḪI.A} GÍD.DA-aš nu KIN SIG₅-ru LUGAL-uš-za ZAG-tar DA.BI-an Z[I-an ]The šuḫītu-offerings are flattened, and the work is good. The king takes the right side, and he steps forward.
3aš-šu-la-an-na ME-aš nu-kán an-da SIG₅-u-i I-NAUD 2{KAM} DINGIR.M[AḪ GUB-iš]Aššulānna, his body, and he is good. On the second day, the god stands.
4TI-tar ME-aš na-at A-NALUGAL SUM-an I-NAUD 3{KAM} TAMU[{ḪI.A} GÍD.DA?]... he gives it to the king. He gives it. On the third day, on the feet ...
5ŠALUGAL A-DAM-MA ME-an nu-kán EGIR-pa {GIŠ}DAG SIG₅The king speaks: “How long will he lie down afterwards on a good bed?
6DINGIR-LUM TI-tar ku-e-da-ni ... i-le-eš-ni uš-ke-šiThe god, the life of the kueda-priestess, [... he] lifts up.
7ka-ru-ú-uš-ši ku-e-eš MU{ḪI.A} a-ri-ia-še-eš-na-za me-ma-an-te-ešThe karušši-vessels, in the year of the ariya-şrises, he speaks.
8a-pé-e-da-ša-aš MU{ḪI.A}-aš pa-ra-a TI-an-za nu KIN SIG₅-ruAfterwards, in the year, he will give (them) to drink, and the work will be good.
9{GIŠ}DAG GUB-iš! A-DAM-MA mu-kiš-šar ME-aš nu-kán A-NAMU{ḪI.A} GÍD.DAStanding on the throne, he speaks: “He is the king of battle, and he is seated on the ground.
10I-NAUD 2{KAM} DINGIR.MAḪ GUB-iš ŠADINGIR{MEŠ} mi-nu-mar{ḪI.A} MU{ḪI.A}-uš-ša ME-ašOn the second day, the god stands, and the gods recite the incantation three times.
11na-aš pa-an-ka₄-u-i pa-iš I-NAUD 3{KAM} {D}GUL-ša-aš-za DA.BI-an ZI-anWhen he comes, he takes the third libation bowl of GULša, and he steps forward.
12TI-tar ka-lu-ta-aš-ša TI-tar ME-aš nu-kán DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš SIG₅TI-tar of the kalūta-vessel, TI₂ ME-aš, and for the gods, good.
13ki-i ku-it TI-an-ni SIG₅-⸢iš⸣ ta pa-an-gur-za pa-ri-an-daWhen he gives me a good life, he turns back.
14ši-an-na GIM-an ta-pár-ti DINGIR-LUM-an ar-nu-ši a-pé-e-da-ni... like a tapirtu-vessel, the god, he pours water.
15me-e-ḫu-ni i-la-aš-ša-na-aḫ-ḫi-at-za SIG₅-ru {D}10 GUB-iš A-DAM-MAHe libates; he is good; the Storm-god, standing, is my counsel.
16⸢TI⸣-tar ME-aš na-at pa-an-ka₄-u-i pa-iš I-NAUD 2{KAM} LUGAL-uš-za ZAG-tarHe places it before the Sun-god; he takes it. On the second day, the king, on the right,
17TI-tar pa-an-gur-ra ME-aš nu-kán DINGIR-LIM-ni DA.BI-i ZI-ni... he bows down, and the god takes his own life.
18I-NAUD 3⸢{KAM}⸣ ḪUL-u-an-za ⸢UD⸣-aš SAG.KI-za RA-ar ME-ašHe performs the libation on the 3rd day. On the day of your evil he lifts his head.
19nu-kán an-da SUD-li₁₂ SIG₅ 4 úr-kiš TAMU{ḪI.A} GÍD.DAAnd then he pours a libation of good beer. Four urkiš-vessels, four feet long.
20in-na-ra-u-wa-tar ME-an na-at pa-an-ka₄-u-i SUM-anHe will give it to Innaru-watar at the appointed time.
21ki-i ku-it DA.BI-an SIG₅-iš-ta me-ḫu-ur-ši ma-ni-in-ku-wa-anWhen he is satisfied with his good side, he libates to him.
22nu-⸢un⸣-na-aš-kán ⸢DINGIR⸣-LUM ḪUL-lu [š]a-an-na-aš nu KIN NU.SIG₅-duAnd the god, the evil one, and the messenger is not good.
23xx x x[ ]x-mar? a-aš-šu ME-er na-at ⸢pa-an-ka₄-u-i SUM-er⸣... he places ... and he gives it to him.(lower confidence: line is broken)
24[ ] d[a ]x ⸢na-aš?⸣ a-aš-šu x[... ... to him ...(very low confidence: a guess)
25]x xx x[

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