ETCSLglossingSignSign name: GIR3
Values: er9, gir3, g̃ir3, g̃iri3, šakkan2

Letter from Lugal-nesaĝe to a king radiant as the sun (c.3.3.03), line c3303.2.6
gud-gin7mur-ĝu10eme-bašidnu-tuku-gin7šu-niša-an-ša-...
gudmuremešidtukušuša-an-ša-ša
bullfoddertongueto countto havehandverb part of multiword verb
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Paragraph t3303.2.p1 (line(s) 1-9) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
…… a bird …… the claws of a falcon. …… like a garden which has been watered. Envy within my king's palace overwhelms me and ……. Grief ……. Woe ……. Like an ox I am overwhelmed, like …… my fodder. My descendants and offspring are worried in their nests. Like a distant …… from the …… high plains where the winds blow, …… the mill. I will not experience being buried as befits the dead but …… ground like grain.
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