ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: BI.LUL
Values: kušum
The lament for Urim (c.2.2.2), line c222.E.110
gu3ḫu-mu-dub2edin-naudgi4-ame-eḫe2-em-ma-dug4
GU3ḫU-MU-DUB2EDIN-NAUDGI4-AME-EḫE2-EM-MA-DUG4
gu3dub2edinudgi4ĝe26 (ES: me)dug4
voiceto trembleopen countrystormto returnIto say
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Paragraph t222.p18 (line(s) 101-111) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"Because there was bitterness in my Land, I trudged the earth like a cow for its calf. My Land was not granted succcess. Because there was bitter distress in my city, I beat my wings like a bird of heaven and flew to my city; and my city was destroyed in its foundations; and Urim perished where it lay. Because the hand of the storm appeared above, I screamed and cried to it "Return, O storm, to the plain". The storm's breast did not rise."
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