CTH 532.9 is a fragment of a Hittite tablet with lunar eclipse omens (KBo 34.117). The text uses the verb ak- ‘to die’ for the eclipse.

• K.K. Riemschneider, DBH 12, 2004: 172f.

The tablet was copied by K.K. Riemschneider in in KBo 34. An edition is offered by Riemschneider K.K. 2004a: 172-173. Neu E. 1968a: 72 n. 3 wants to reconstruct the verb forms in obv. 4′ and 8′ as ir-ḫa-it-ta-ri, but there is no parallel to warrant his reconstruction. The passage of the fragment may fit in a gap in months four, five, or ten in CTH 532.3. But since so little is preserved, the fragment may as well belong to CTH 532.2, CTH 532.4, CTH 532.6, or CTH 532.8, or be an entirely different text.

New Script/IIIa?: Not many signs are preserved. TA has small verticals, common for New Script tablets. DA has a broken central horizontal.