ETCSLglossingSignSign name: ŠID
Values: kas7, kiri8, lag, nesag̃2, pisag̃2, sag̃5, sag̃g̃a, silag̃, šid, šub6, šudum
The death of Ur-Namma (Ur-Namma A) (c.2.4.1.1), line c2411.2.B.18
XX(X)X(X)(X)(X)ur-dnammaduggazim-mi-ni-taka4-e
XX(X)X(X)(X)(X)UR-DIĝIR-NAMMADUGGAZIM-MI-NI-TAKA4-E
XX(X)X(X)(X)(X)ur-nammaduggaztaka4
XX(X)X(X)(X)(X)Ur-Namma (RN)potto strike (dead)to leave behind
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Paragraph t2411.p29 (line(s) 14-22) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
His (?) pleasing sacrifices were no longer accepted; they were treated as dirty (?). The Anuna gods did not reach out for his gifts any more. …… did not stand by an "It is enough", his (?) days were not prolonged. ……, there was no more rising up. Ur-Namma, a broken jar, was abandoned at ……. (3 lines unclear) "……, what is it to me?" (approx. 5 lines missing)
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