ETCSLglossingSignSign name: GUM (KUM)
Values: gum, kum, nag̃a4, qum

A praise poem of Ur-Namma (Ur-Namma C) (c.2.4.1.3), line c2413.88
še-bima2-gur8-ra-ke4bi2-la2ĝa2-nun-bibi2-gi4
šE-BIMA2-GUR8-RA-KE4BI2-LA2ĝA2-NUN-BIBI2-GI4
šema2-gur8la2ĝa2-nungi4
barleyprocessional boatto hangstorehouseto return
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Paragraph t2413.p9 (line(s) 86-100) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
I returned …… to Urim. I made …… return (?) to his country …… like ……. I loaded its grain on barges, I delivered it to its storehouses. I returned its …… citizens to their (?) homes. I …… their earth-baskets. I …… the savage hands of the Gutians, the ……. After I had made the evil-doers return (?) to their ……, I restored (?) the walls that had been torn down; my outstanding mind ……. …… the shrine of Urim ……. I am the foremost workman (?) of Enlil; I am the one who …… food offerings. (7 lines fragmentary or missing)
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