ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: ŠU.U.U.U.DI
Values: suḫubx
The debate between Hoe and Plough (c.5.3.1), line c531.168
e2du3id2-dašumu-ni-in-la2-a-ba
e2du3id2šula2
house(hold)to erectwatercoursehandto hang
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Paragraph t531.p23 (line(s) 163-173) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"What then does one person say to another? What does one tell another in detail?: "The shepherd adorns the plain with his ewes and lambs. After the heavens had been turned upside down, after bitter lament had been imposed on Sumer, after, as houses were overwhelmed by the rivers and Enlil frowned in anger upon the land, Enlil had flooded the harvest, after Enlil had acted mightily thus, Enlil did not abandon us -- the single-toothed Hoe was struck against the dry earth.""
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary
Sumerian scribe

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