ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: U.UD.KID (NIGIN3)
Values: nig̃in3

A hymn to Inana as Ninegala (Inana D) (c.4.07.4), line c4074.33
šita2sanu-la2-eme3-amu-e-da-ab-gur3-ru
šita2sala2me3guru3
type of weaponsinewto hangbattleto bear
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Paragraph t4074.p5 (line(s) 22-36) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
After the first watch of the night has passed, as like a shepherd you get up from the grass, you seize your battle-mace like a warrior, you fasten the guma cloth on your arms, and you bind on your indefatigable strength. Thus you appear brilliantly, together with An, in the city (probably Unug). On earth, Inana, you emit awe-inspiring splendour from the holy dais. Your feet are placed on seven dogs, your seat is set upon a lion and a leopard. Cattle and sheep are brought to you for inspection. Lulal stands by your feet, bearing in battle the pitiless (?) mace. Beside them the cultic attendants stand at your service, lined up for you beside the dogs. They have taken over the temple Gu-ena-ida, to provide for you.
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