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Sign name: PAP.ŠE.PAP (MUNU₄)
Values: munu₄

A hymn to Nungal (Nungal A) (c.4.28.1), line c4281.32

e₂	gal	ĝiš-bur₂	erim₂-še₃	nu₂-a	kalam-e	na	de₅	šum₂-mu
E₂	GAL	ĝIš-BUR₂	NE.RU-šE₃	NU₂-A	KALAM-E	NA	DE₅	šUM₂-MU
e₂	gal	ĝiš-bur₂	erim₂	nu₂	kalam	na	de₅	šum₂
house(hold)	to be big	snare	enemy	to lie down	the Land	advice	to collect	to give

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Paragraph t4281.p4 (line(s) 32-39) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.

Great house! For the enemy it is a trap laying in wait, but giving good advice to the Land; fearsome waves, onrush of a flood { that overflows the river banks } { (1 ms. has instead:) which never stops raging, huge and overflowing (?) }. When an individual is brought in, he cannot resist its aura. The gods of heaven and earth bow down before its place where judgments are made. Ninegala takes her seat high on its lapis-lazuli dais. She keeps an eye on the judgments and decisions, distinguishing true and false. Her battle-net of fine mesh is indeed cast over the land for her; the evildoer who does not follow her path will not escape her arm.

ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary