ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: GAR.ŠA3.A (NIG2.ŠA3.A)
Values: kadra

The home of the fish (c.5.9.1), line c591.A.12
e2-ekašmu-un-ĝal2kašsig5-gamu-un-ĝal2
e2kašĝal2kašsig5ĝal2
house(hold)beerto be (located)beerto be fineto be (located)
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Paragraph t591.p1 (line(s) 1-13) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
My fish, I have built you a home! My fish, I have built you a house, I have built you a store! I have built you a house bigger than a house, in fact a large sheepfold. Inside there is incense, and I have covered it with cloths for you; in this happy place, I …… water of joy for you; a house not bothered by cords dividing the plots, …… in the gutters. In the house, there is food, food of the best quality. In the house, there is food, food in good condition. No flies buzz around in your house where beer is poured out. Your reputation …… cannot be alienated (?). The threshold and the door-bolt, the ritual flour and the incense-burner are all in place. The scent and fragance in the house are like an aromatic cedar forest. In the house, there is beer, there is good beer. There is sweet beer, and honeyed cakes, …….
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