ETCSLglossingSignSign name: TAR
Values: ḫaš, ku5, kud, kur5, sila, tar

A <foreign lang="sux">&#x0161;ir-nam&#x0161;ub</foreign> to Nisaba (Nisaba B) (c.4.16.2), line c4162.30
a&#x011D;<sub>2</sub>giri<sub>17</sub>-zal&#x011D;i<sub>6</sub>giri<sub>17</sub>-zali-zalag-ga-am<sub>3</sub>i-e<sub>3</sub>me-eba-gig<sub>2</sub>-ge-en
an (ES: aĝ2)giri17-zalĝi6giri17-zalzalage3ĝe26 (ES: me)gig2
heavenjoynightjoyto be shiningto go out or inIto be black
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Paragraph t4162.p3 (line(s) 22-30) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"In the moonlight, in the pure place of moonlight I lie down alone. In the moonlight which fills the hills, the pure place, I lie down alone. By the cedar mountains where Enlil lies, I lie down alone. …… I weep a bitter lament. …… lying in the moonlight, I weep a bitter lament. …… which sets aglow …… shines forth. I am distraught. The moonlight which sets aglow the glorious sky shines forth. I am distraught. The moonlight which sets aglow the glorious night shines forth. I am distraught -- which sets aglow the glorious sky, the glorious night, shines forth. I am distraught."
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