ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: IGI.EŠ2 (LIBIR)
Values: libir

Ninurta and the turtle (c.1.6.3), line c163.B.59
dam-an-kimu-binu-me-au4-gu7-gu7-nu-de2-de2mu-bi-im
DIĝIR-AM-AN-KIMU-BINU-ME-AU4-GU7-GU7-NU-DE2-DE2MU-BI-IM
en-ki (ES: am-an-ki)mumeu4-gu7-gu7-nu-de2-de2mu
Enki (DN)nameto beU-gugu-nudede (ON)name
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Paragraph t163.p12 (line(s) 55-60) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
Ninmena learned of this situation. She ripped the clothes on her body and she ……." You my plant-eater Enki, who shall I send to you? Men will shake their heads in fear ……. Who shall I send to you? That name is not Enki. That name is Ugugu-that-does-not-pour (?). You who are death which has no mercy, who shall I send to you?" (unknown no. of lines missing)
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