ETCSLglossing | Sign name: PA.ḪUB2.DU Values: rig7 |
e2-ninnu | iri-kug | eš3 | numun | i | saĝ-e-eš | mu-ri-rig7 |
e2-ninnu | iri-kug | eš3 | numun | i | saĝ | rig7 |
E-ninnu (TN) | Iri-kug (SN) | shrine | seed | to bring out | head | to bestow |
Your own father, An, the highest god, clothed you in the ba garment. He gave you the warrior of Enlil, Ninĝirsu, as your husband. He bestowed on you the E-ninnu and Iri-kug, the shrine which brought forth the seeds of mankind. He has set up your lofty throne-dais in Lagaš, in Ĝirsu, the mooring post of the Land, in E-ĝalga-sud, your beloved residence, in Tar-sirsir, the temple of ladyship; and now all the gods of the land of Lagaš bow down before your august residence. |
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