ETCSLglossingSignSign name: EŠ2 (ŠE3)
Values: egir2, eš2, eše2, gir15, ḫug̃, sumunx, še3, ub2
The lament for Unug (c.2.2.5), line c225.D.B.15
tur3unudgal-edu3-areni2-bi-aba-an-tab-tab
tur3unudgaldu3reni2-bitab2
animal stallherdsmanto be bigto erectthatitself, themselvesto burn
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Paragraph t225.p9 (line(s) 10-20) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
He consoled himself with tears and laments -- the city trembled. A defiled hand smote him and flattened his skull -- the city collapsed. The fearsome radiance overwhelmed like ……. The proud city of all the lands became like one who spreads havoc. The faithful cowherds themselves overturned every single cattlepen. The chief shepherds themselves burned (?) every sheepfold. They built them up like grain heaps, they spread them out like grain piles, they were convulsed. …… they drenched the fields with water, they turned the city into a swamp. They did all that. Like reeds in a wasteland, life could not be revived. They brought ruination. Evil things menaced (?) the city. A hush settled over the awed hearts of its people like a cloak.
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary
Sumerian scribe

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