ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: ŠU.U.U.U.DI
Values: suḫubx

The cursing of Agade (c.2.1.5), line c215.1.274
ḫar-ra-anĝišgigir-raba-ĝar-ra-bau2-a-nirba-an-mu2
ḫAR-RA-ANĝIš-LAGAB×BAD (GIGIR)-RABA-ĝAR-RA-BAU2-A-NIRBA-AN-MU2
ḫar-ra-angigirĝaru2-a-nirmu2
routechariotto placemourning plantto grow
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Paragraph t215.p19 (line(s) 272-280) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
And before Utu on that very day, so it was! On its canal bank tow-paths, the grass grew long. On its highways laid for waggons, the grass of mourning grew. Moreover, on its tow-paths built up with canal sediment, …… wild rams (?) and alert snakes of the mountains allowed no one to pass. On its plains, where fine grass grew, now the reeds of lamentation grew. Agade's flowing fresh water flowed as brackish water. When someone decided," I will dwell in that city!", he could not enjoy the pleasures of a dwelling place. When someone decided," I will rest in Agade!", he could not enjoy the pleasures of a resting place!
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