ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: KA.ŠU
Values: šudux
An adab (?) to Nuska for Išme-Dagan (Išme-Dagan Q) (c.2.5.4.17), line c25417.B.B.12
i3-ne-dug4udšu2-še3e-ne-ne-ersu3-ra2-še3ḫu-mu-ne-dug3
dug4udšu2e-ne-nesuddug3
to sayday(light)to covertheyto be distantto be good
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(2 lines fragmentary) (2 lines missing)Great lord, ……, Nuska, caretaker of the great gods, Nuska, prince respected in the E-kur, caretaker of ……! Youth who knows well how to give instructions, who …… decisions; trustworthy god who loves ……, who listens to prayers! When the shining E-kur, the shrine which assigns the divine powers, is made up as for a festival, and Enlil and Ninlil sit there attractively, may your pure mouth bring friendly words on behalf of Išme-Dagan! Addressing them daily, may he be able to please them unto distant days! When the house of Enlil, the shrine which assigns the divine powers, is made up as for a festival, and Enlil and Ninlil sit there attractively, may your pure mouth bring friendly words on behalf of Išme-Dagan! Addressing them daily, may he be able to please them unto distant days!
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