ETCSL:ETCSLglossing

ETCSLglossing

Sign name: LUL.BALAG
Values: tigi₂

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The farmer's instructions (c.5.6.3), line c563.34

<sup>ĝiš</sup>mud	<sup>ĝiš</sup>niĝ<sub>2</sub>-gul-zu	saĝ-za	ḫe<sub>2</sub>-ḫa-za	niĝ<sub>2</sub>	al	di-še<sub>3</sub>	na-du-un
mud	niĝ₂-gul	saĝ	ḫa-za	niĝ₂	al	dug₄	ĝen
stump (handle)	maul	head	to hold	thing	desire	to say	to go
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Paragraph t563.p6 (line(s) 30-34) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.

After working one plough's area with a bardili plough, and after working the bardili plough's area with a tugsaga plough, till it with the tuggur plough. Harrow once, twice, three times. When you flatten the stubborn spots with a heavy maul, the handle of your maul should be securely attached, otherwise it will not perform as needed.

ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary