ETCSLglossing | Sign name: KI.URU×MIN (KI.GIŠGAL) Values: dagan |
tug2pala3 | maḫ | bar-ra | nam-mi-in-dul |
TUG2-NAM.SAL.TUG2 (NAM.NIN AND NAM.MUNUS.TUG2) | MAḫ | BAR-RA | NAM-MI-IN-DUL |
pala3 | maḫ | bar | dul |
type of garment | to be majestic | outside | to cover (together) |
At her mother's bidding, Inana bathed in water and anointed herself with sweet oil. She covered her body with a grand robe; she also took her pin. She straightened the lapis lazuli stones on her neck, and grasped her cylinder seal in her hand. The young lady stepped forward as Dumuzid pushed open the door, and like a moonbeam she came forth to him from the house. He looked at her and rejoiced in her; he embraced her and kissed her. (1 line fragmentary) (approx. 9 lines missing) |
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary |
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