ETCSLglossingSignSign name: DIM
Values: dim
The debate between Copper and Silver (c.5.3.6), line c536.D.19
tug2niĝ2-dara2sumun-sumun-na-niza-raa-ra-ni-in-sub6-eš
niĝ2-dara2sumunzasub6
cloth stripto be oldyou (sg.)to coat
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Paragraph t536.p15 (line(s) 18-23) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"Men caulk tiny, very strong boxes for you, as they do a boat. They cover you over with their oldest rags, and someone digs a hole for you in the middle of the cattle-pen. Or they pour clay on top of you, as on a jar with a sealed mouth, and then, in the darkest place inside the house, someone buries you in the most obscure corner of a grave."
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