ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: IGI.DUB (AGRIG)
Values: ag̃rig, g̃iškim
Letter from Lugal-nesaĝe to a king radiant as the moon (c.3.3.02), line c3302.1.11
ĝišma2kargen6-na-ali-bi2-ib-taka4-a-gin7tum9-eba-ab-dirig-ge
ma2kargen6taka4tum9dirig
boatquayto be firmto leave behindwindto be superior
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Paragraph t3302.1.p2 (line(s) 6-11) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
Like a sheep I use my mouth for eating grass and I am unfamiliar with washing with soap. Like an ox bearing a yoke which it cannot support, I have been driven out into the high plains. Like a cow whose calf is not close by, I utter pitiful cries. As happens to a ewe whose lamb is restrained in the milking pen, hands seize me. As happens to a bird, men take my nest away. As happens to a boat which is not anchored to a firm quay, I drift in the wind. (1 ms. omits lines 10-12)
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary
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