ETCSLglossingSignSign name: ARAD×KUR (ARAD2)
Values: arad2


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Enlil in the E-kur (Enlil A) (c.4.05.1), line c4051.132
&#x0161;ag<sub>4</sub>-bigusu&#x1E2B;<sub>3</sub>-asinu-sa<sub>2</sub>-e-dam
šag4gusuḫ3sisa2
heart(flax) threadto blurhornto equal
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Paragraph t4051.p15 (line(s) 131-138) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
Enlil, your ingenuity takes one's breath away! By its nature it is like entangled threads which cannot be unravelled, crossed threads which the eye cannot follow. Your divinity can be relied on. You are your own counsellor and adviser, you are a lord on your own. Who can comprehend your actions? No divine powers are as resplendent as yours. No god can look you in the face.
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary

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