ETCSLglossingSignSign name: KAD5
Values: kad5, peš6
An elegy on the death of Nannaya (c.5.5.2), line c552.12
ur-saĝgabaur4-ur4ĝiri3nu-mu-un-da-bad-de3
UR-SAĝGABAUR4-UR4ĝIRI3NU-MU-UN-DA-BAD-DE3
ur-saĝgabaur4-ur4ĝiri3bad
herochestto roam aroundfootto open
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Paragraph t552.p3 (line(s) 9-15) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
He, not eating, was stricken with illness and was languishing away (?). Having closed his mouth, he ate no food and lay famished. According to a tablet ……. The warrior, a wanderer (?), did not move a foot. From (?) his sick …… he was consumed with wailing for his children. Heart anguished, overcome by wailing, the scholar died a violent death in Nibru.
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary
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