ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSignSign name: ŠU.GAR.TUR.LAL (ŠU.NIG2.TUR.LAL)
Values: tukum
A hymn to Nungal (Nungal A) (c.4.28.1), line c4281.51
ĝal2da13-da13-bi-še3dutue3-a-gin7igi-biim-ši-ĝal2
ĝal2taka4utue3igiĝal2
to opento leave behindUtu (DN)to go out or ineyeto be (located)
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Paragraph t4281.p6 (line(s) 48-54) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
Even a powerful man cannot open up its door; incantations are ineffective (?). It opens to a city in ruins, whose layout is destroyed. Its inmates, like small birds escaped from the claws of an owl, look to its opening as to the rising of the sun. Brother counts for brother the days of misfortune, but their calculations get utterly confused. A man does not recognise his fellow men; they have become strangers. A man does not return the password of his fellow men, their looks are so changed.
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