^{ll. 3–5} These vineyards are old ones and they were vineyards belonging to Šarru-Kuzuh and Kuna-zitti, two sons of the diviner Tilaʾe

^{ll. 6–9} Now Šarru-Kuzuh and Kuna-zitti, two sons of Tilaʾe, the diviner, have given (them) to their sister Ehli-Kubaba as a present

^{ll. 9–12} In the future, anyone from among the sons of Šarru-Kuzuh and Kuna-zitti and from among their brothers shall not lay a claim against Ehli-Kubaba in regard to these vineyards

^{ll. 13–14} If anyone lays a claim, this document will defeat him(!)

^{ll. 14–16} May Ištar, the lady of Haza, and Kubaba, their lady, be his adversaries in court!

^{ll. 17–19} Now, Ili-Hepa, Ummiya and Habiʾ-[...], these three persons have been given by Šarru-Kuzuh and Kuna-zitti to the[ir] sister Ehli-Kubaba as a present

^{ll. 20–22} In the future, the sons of Tilaʾe, their sons and their grandsons shall not lay a claim against Ehli-Kubaba

^{ll. 22–23} This document will defeat anyone who lays a claim

^{l. 24} They (= three persons) have been left for sons of Ehli-Kubaba

^{ll. 25–26} Seal of Kunna-zitti. Seal of Šarru-Kuzuh, two sons of Tilaʾe