Re-reading and re-interpretation of some of the Yenisei inscriptions

In this paper, three re-readings and re-interpretations are put forward concerning a few lines of the Yenisei inscriptions. (1) Line 3 of the 3rd Elegešt inscription (E-53) is transcribed as kök t(ä)?r(i)dä bul(i)t k(ä)ru (a)lk(i)nur törüm(i) š and understood as "The cloud(s) became visible in the blue sky to disappear over again". (2) The 10th line of the Abakan inscription (E-48) is transcribed as (ä)rdämi b(a)r üc(ü)n (a)k(i)ninta: kü tutup: (a)tka t(ä)gm(i)š b(ä)g(i)m: (ä)siz: (ä)r b(a)i yita (a)c(ig)-a and interpreted as "In consequence of his virtue he achieved reputation in his battle. Alas my beg! What a pity! Commander! Alas! Pity!". (3) The 14th line of the same Abakan inscription (E-48) is transcribed as y(e)ti uri ogl(u)?(u)zka: bükm(ä) d(ü)k: k(a)?(i)c(i)m: (a)lp kušci (a)bci tüš(ü)rg(ä)k (ä)rt(i)?(i)z tolki t(a)š(i)n b(ä)?kü tik(ä)r m(ä)n yita and interpreted as "Daddy who passed away without having enough of his seven sons! You were a brave fowler and a hunter! You were the dexterous hunter! I am erecting the massive stone as be?kü (or I am erecting be?kü with the massive stone)"