ETCSLglossing | Sign name: GUR Values: gur |
e2-dug3-ga | dnanna | dumu | nun-ne2 | niĝ2 | al | ba-ni-dug4 |
e2-dug3-ga | nanna | dumu | nun | niĝ2 | al | dug4 |
E-duga (TN) | Nanna (DN) | child | prince | thing | desire | to say |
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To that end, Ašimbabbar appeared shining in the E-kur, pleaded to his father Enlil and made him bring a childbearing mother (?); in the E-duga, Nanna, the princely son, asked for the thing to happen. The en priestess gave birth to the trustworthy man from his semen placed in the womb. Enlil, the powerful shepherd, caused a young man to emerge: a royal child, one who is perfectly fitted for the throne-dais, Šulgi the king. |
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary |
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