ETCSLglossingSignSign name: PAD
Values: kurum6, pax, pad, šukur2, šutug
The temple hymns (c.4.80.1), line c4801.513
nun-zua<sub>12</sub>-ra<sub>2</sub>-bu<sup>mu&#x0161;en</sup>nu-u<sub>8</sub>-gigni&#x011D;in<sub>3</sub>-&#x011D;ar-ra
nuna12-ra2-bunu-u8-gigniĝin3-ĝar
princetype of birdhigh-status womanshrine associated with Inana
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Paragraph t4801.p99 (line(s) 507-513) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
O Ulmaš, upper land, …… of the Land, terrifying lion battering a wild bull, net spreading over an enemy, making silence fall upon a rebel land on which, as long as it remains insubmissive, spittle is poured! House of Inana of silver and lapis lazuli, a storehouse built of gold, your princess is an arabu bird, the Mistress of the Niĝin-ĝar.
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary
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