ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: UD.DU
Values: e3, ed2

A hymn to Inana (Inana C) (c.4.07.3), line c4073.178
kišag4-zuudmi-ni-ib-dug4-ga-ašmu-un-gulkimu-un-dub2-buniĝ2-zuniĝ2nu-sag2
KIšAG4-ZUUDMI-NI-IB-DUG4-GA-AšMU-UN-GULKIMU-UN-DUB2-BUNIĝ2-ZUNIĝ2NU-PA.GAN
kišag4uddug4gulkidub2niĝ2niĝ2sag2
placeheartday(light)to sayto destroyplaceto tremblethingthingto scatter
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Paragraph t4073.p18 (line(s) 174-181) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
…… the runners, when you open your mouth, …… turns into ……. At your glance a deaf man does not …… to one who can hear. At your anger what is bright darkens; you turn midday into darkness. When the time had come you destroyed the place you had in your thoughts, you made the place tremble. Nothing can be compared to your purposes (?); who can oppose your great deeds? You are the lady of heaven and earth! Inana, in (?) the palace the unbribable judge, among the numerous people …… decisions. The invocation of your name fills the mountains, An (?) cannot compete with your …….
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