ETCSLglossingSignSign name: TU
Values: du2, tu, tud, tum12, tur5

A tigi to Enlil for Ur-Namma (Ur-Namma B) (c.2.4.1.2), line c2412.B.53
sipaddur-dnamma-ke4udug2maḫerim2-ĝal2-lasaĝsaḫar-re-ešdub-buki-bal-aša5-ša5
PA.LU (SIPA)DIĝIR-UR-DIĝIR-NAMMA-KE4UDUG2MAḫNE.RU-ĝAL2-LASAĝSAḫAR-RE-EšDUB-BUKI-BAL-AšA5-šA5
sipadur-nammaudug2maḫerim2-ĝal2saĝsaḫardubki-balša5-ša5
shepherdUr-Namma (RN)type of weaponto be majesticevilheadearthto heap uprebel landto break
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Paragraph t2412.p8 (line(s) 52-57) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
Lord Nunamnir gave to my king the lofty mace which heaps up human heads like piles of dust in the hostile foreign countries and smashes the rebellious lands; he gave to the shepherd Ur-Namma the lofty mace which heaps up human heads like piles of dust in the hostile foreign countries and smashes the rebellious lands, so now he beats down the foreign lands and tramples them underfoot. Lord Nunamnir gave it to the shepherd Ur-Namma, so now he beats down the foreign lands and tramples them underfoot.
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary

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