Language | Ancient South Arabian » Qatabanic » Central Qatabanic | ||
Alphabet | Ancient South Arabian | ||
Script typology | Monumental writing | ||
Writing technique | Cast | ||
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Textual typology | Dedicatory text |
2 | I preferred to integrate b<n>, see the same formulary in Cox 4, 3-4. But in the recently edided inscription al-ʿĀdī 85 we have b-ʿs³b-s¹ and then the verb yfdy; my previous integration seems not necessary. |
2 | fdy: first attestation of this verb in Qatabanic. |
English | |
1 ʾlrʾb son of Ḥywn, of the family Bġrm, dedicated to ḏt Ẓhrn his life, his faculties, his son ʿms²bm and his brothers ʾlkrb, ʾlrtʿ, Lḥyʿm, Lḥyʿṯt, 2 ʾlʿz and ʾbs²fq ad all their children, when ʾlrʾb transferred to ḏt Ẓhrn from his property, and ḏt Ẓhrn released him from obligations in all he asked Her. By ʿm, by 3 ʾnby, by Ḥwkm, by ḏt Ṣntm, by ḏt Ẓhrn and by ḏt Rḥbn, and by Ydʿʾb Ygl and by his tribe Bklm and by his qayl ʾlʾws¹ Brnṭm. |
2 | ywm s¹ṭbn ʾlrʾb ḏt Ẓhrn b-ʿs³b-s¹: "au jour où ʾlrʾb a fait à dhāt Ẓahrān (une offrande) de sa propriété" (M. Arbach and A. Prioletta 2015). The verb fdy is a hapax in Qatabanic; the verb is masculine, but the subject seems to be the goddess. |
Prioletta and Arbach 2015 a: 251 | Prioletta, Alessia and Arbach, Mounir 2015. Inscriptions qatabānites inédites d’une collection privée yéménite. Semitica, 57: 243-271. |
Deposit | Ṣanʿāʾ (Private collection) |
Support type | Artefact » Plaque » With framework |
Material | Bronze |
Measures | h. 25, w. 160 |
Link to object record |
Modern site | Hajar al-ʿĀdī |
Ancient site | Mrymtm |
Geographical area | Wādī Ḥarīb |
Country | Yemen |
Link to site record |
al-Hajj 2015: 71-105, fig. 17 and facsimile | al-Hajj, Mohammed 2015. Nuqūš qatabāniyya min Haǧar al-ʿĀdī (Maryama qadīman). Dirāsa fī dalālāti-hā al-luġawiyya wa-l-dīniyya al-taʾriḫiyya. (King Saud University). (Series of Refereed Studies, 4). |
Prioletta and Arbach 2015 a: 249-254, fig. 2a-b | Prioletta, Alessia and Arbach, Mounir 2015. Inscriptions qatabānites inédites d’une collection privée yéménite. Semitica, 57: 243-271. |