ETCSLglossing | Sign name: KEŠ2 Values: gir11, ḫir, keše2, kirid |
ĝišgu-za | barag | maḫ-e | si-a-ni | ni2 | gal | gur3-ru-ni |
ĝIš-GU-ZA | BARAG | MAḫ-E | SI-A-NI | NI2 | GAL | GUR3-RU-NI |
gu-za | barag | maḫ | si | ni2 | gal | guru3 |
chair | dais | to be majestic | to fill | fear(someness) | to be big | to bear |
Inspiring great numinous power, he had taken his place on the throne, the august dais, and was sitting gladly at his ease at the festival celebrated in his honour, rivalling An and Enlil in drinking his fill, while Bau was pleading petitions in a prayer for the king, and he, Ninurta, Enlil's son, was handing down decisions. At that moment the lord's battle-mace looked towards the mountains, the Šar-ur cried out aloud to its master: |
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary |
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