ETCSLglossingSignSign name: KAB
Values: gab2, gabu2, kab
The three ox-drivers from Adab (c.5.6.5), line c565.95
DIŠdpa5-niĝin3-ĝar-rapap-šeš-ne-neum-mi-adiĝiradabki-ke4dub-sar-bi
DIŠDIĝIR-PAP.E (PAB.E)-U.UD.KID (NIGIN3)-ĝAR-RAPAP-šEš-NE-NEUM-MI-ADIĝIRADAB-KI-KE4DUB-SAR-BI
DIŠpa5-niĝin3-ĝar-rapap-šešum-mi-adiĝiradabdub-sar
DIŠPa-niĝin-ĝara (DN)foremostscholardeityAdab (SN)scribe
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Paragraph t565.p10 (line(s) 89-95) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
When the king came out from the cloistered lady's presence, each (?) man's heart was dissatisfied. The man who hated his wife left his wife. The man …… his …… abandoned his ……. With elaborate words, with elaborate words, the case of the citizens of Adab was settled. Pa-niĝin-ĝara, their sage, the scholar, the god of Adab, was the scribe.
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary
Sumerian scribe

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