ETCSLglossing | Sign name: ŠA3×A (PEŠ4) Values: bir7, iškila, peš4 |
lugal | kalam-ma | en | <sup>d</sup>nin-urta-ra | su<sub>3</sub>-ud-bi-še<sub>3</sub> | mu-un-ḫul<sub>2</sub>-e-eš |
lugal | kalam | en | nin-urta | sud | ḫul2 |
king | the Land | lord | Ninurta (DN) | to be distant | to be happy |
Now, today, throughout the whole world, kings of the Land far and wide rejoice at Lord Ninurta. He provided water for the speckled barley in the cultivated fields, he { raised up } { (2 mss. have instead:) piled up } the harvest of fruits in garden and orchard. He heaped up the grain piles like mounds. The lord caused trading colonies to go up from the Land of Sumer. He contented the desires of the gods. They duly praised Ninurta's father. |
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary |
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