ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: ANŠE.IGI.EŠ2 (ANŠE.LIBIR)
Values: dusu2
The debate between Hoe and Plough (c.5.3.1), line c531.75
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TUM9-U18-LUTUM9-MIR-RANU-MU-UN-SI-IL-SI-IL-LE
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south wind (storm)north windto split apart
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Paragraph t531.p9 (line(s) 67-75) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"I build embankments, I dig ditches. I fill all the meadows with water. When I make water pour into all the reedbeds, my small baskets carry it away. When a canal is cut, or when a ditch is cut, when water rushes out at the swelling of a mighty river, creating lagoons on all sides (?), I, the Hoe, dam it in. Neither south nor north wind can separate it."
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