ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSignSignSign name: PA.GISAL.SI.A.PAD
Values: addirx

The lament for Unug (c.2.2.5), line c225.E.F.65
su-bir4ki-eamaḫe3-a-gin7aX(...)X-gin7ki-en-gi-raba-an-de2
su-bir4amaḫe3aX(...)Xki-en-gide2
Subir (GN)waterto be majesticto go out or inwaterX(...)XSumer (GN)to pour
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Paragraph t225.p22 (line(s) 51-65) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
War …… enemy lands …… echoed. Like arrows in a quiver ……. Evildoers in Sumer ……. Gutium, the enemy, overturned ……. Sumer, caught in a trap, ……. Its people were thrown into turmoil ……. The mighty heroes of Sumer ……. …… the heart of a hurricane ……. They advanced like the front rank of troops, ……. Like …… they were crushed, every one of them ……. Their war veterans gave up, their brains were muddled. The troop leaders, the most outstanding of the men, were viciously hewn down. Gutium, the enemy, …… weapons ……. Not looking at each other …… Like a swelling flood, like ……, Subir poured into Sumer.
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