ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: GA2×AN.DUN3gunu (AMA.GIN2)
Values: agarin3
A hymn to Nisaba (Nisaba A) (c.4.16.1), line c4161.1.29
e2-ĜEŠTUG2.dNISABA-ke4ĝal2nam-mi-in-taka4
E2-GEŠTUG2.-DIĝIR-NISABA-KE4ĝAL2NAM-MI-IN-TAKA4
e2-ĜEŠTUG2.NISABAĝal2taka4
E-ĜEŠTUG.NISABA (TN)to opento leave behind
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Paragraph t4161.p5 (line(s) 27-35) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
He (Enki (?)) approaches the maiden Nisaba in prayer. He has organised pure food-offerings; he has opened up Nisaba's house of learning, and has placed the lapis-lazuli tablet on her knees, for her to consult the holy tablet of the heavenly stars. In Aratta he has placed E-zagin at her disposal. You have built up Ereš in abundance, founded from little …… bricks, you who are granted the most complex wisdom!
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary
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