ETCSLglossingSignSign name: MIN
Values: min
The šumunda grass (c.1.7.7), line c177.25
tukummu-un-gub-be3tukummu-un-nu2-e
ŠU.GAR.TUR.LAL (ŠU.NIG2.TUR.LAL)MU-UN-GUB-BE3ŠU.GAR.TUR.LAL (ŠU.NIG2.TUR.LAL)MU-UN-NU2-E
tukumgubtukumnu2
soon?to standsoon?to lie down
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Paragraph t177.p4 (line(s) 22-28) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
The šumunda grass is a fire carrier, he cannot be tied into bundles, the grass cannot be shifted, the grass cannot be loosened, the grass cannot be loosened. When built into a booth, one moment he stands up, one moment he lies down. Having kindled a fire, he spreads it wide. The šumunda grass's habitat is among his bitter waters. He butts about (saying): "I will start, I will start a fire."
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