ETCSLglossingSignSign name: IDIM
Values: idim

The lament for Urim (c.2.2.2), line c222.O.340
e2zidĝišal-eba-ĝar-ra-zatuš-bi-še3la-ba-tuš-en
e2zidalĝartuštuš
house(hold)righthoeto placeto sitto sit
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Paragraph t222.p57 (line(s) 331-341) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
O queen, how is your heart ……! How you have become! O Ningal, how is your heart ……! How you have become! O good woman whose city has been destroyed, now how do you exist? O Ningal whose Land has perished, how is your heart ……! After your city has been destroyed, now how do you exist? After your house has been destroyed, how is your heart ……! Your city has become a strange city, now how do you exist? Your house has turned to tears, how is your heart ……! You are not a bird of your city which has been reduced to ruin mounds. You cannot live there as a resident in your good house given over to the pickaxe. You cannot act as queen of a people led off to slaughter.
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