ETCSLglossingSignSign name: EN×GAN2tenu (BURU14 and EN×KAR2)
Values: buru14, enkar, ešgiri2
An adab (?) to Iškur for Ur-Ninurta (Ur-Ninurta F) (c.2.5.6.6), line c2566.B.C.7
ur-dnin-urtaguru7-du6guru7-maša-gar3mu-na-an-dub
ur-nin-urtaguru7-du6guru7-maša-gar3dub
Ur-Ninurta (RN)type of grain heaptype of grain heapmeadowto heap up
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(1 line fragmentary) A second time he …… a mighty tempest and a raging wind. A third time …… a destructive wind of heaven. A fourth time he addressed (?) the dense clouds in the heavens. Fine barley stood in the fertile fields, and the corn joyously ……. Iškur organised everything; he …… the harvest and the superior barley. He heaped up grain piles and grain stores in the fields for Ur-Ninurta. On a favourable day he sowed the seeds, he …… the wheat. For Ur-Ninurta the son of An he sowed the seeds, ……. Iškur, Inana and …… life for him.
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