ETCSLglossing | Sign name: AN.IM.MI Values: anzud2 |
MUNUS-MUNUSmušen-e | ni2-bi-še3 | er2 | im-ši-še8-še8 |
MUNUS-MUNUS-MUšEN-E | NI2-BI-šE3 | ER2 | IM-šI-šE8-šE8 |
MUNUS-MUNUS | ni2-bi | er2 | šeš2 |
type of bird | itself, themselves | tear | to weep |
The twittering birds flocking in the palace ……. The salsal bird cries in lament over itself. The egret (?), seemly in a …… linen garment, is present at the quayside. The heron (?) is brown, and clad in …… in the reedbeds. The …… bird catches azagur fish. The giri-ilu bird, dread of the people, …… its 'giri-ilu'. The stork …… picks up (?) …… like grass. The sa bird names …… its young ……. The dubdubu bird ……. The šegšeg bird sheds tears like a crying baby. The gubiguzaga bird …… like an angry man. (unknown no. of lines missing) |
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary |
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