ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: U2.NAGA
Values: ugax

An elegy on the death of Nawirtum (c.5.5.3), line c553.55
&#x011D;i&#x0161;-dim<sub>3</sub>mar-uru<sub>5</sub>kug-sig<sub>17</sub>ur<sub>5</sub>zalag-zalag-ga-&#x011D;u<sub>10</sub>me-am<sub>3</sub>ga-mu-ri-in-pad<sub>3</sub>
ĝiš-dim3mar-uru5kug-sig17ur5zalagme-apad3
type of weaponquivergoldliverto be shiningwhereto find
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Paragraph t553.p6 (line(s) 47-56) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
He wears their ……, he weeps for her: "O where is ……? I would call upon you! Where are Meme and the alluring protective spirits? I would call upon you! Where is the ……, the ……, the gracious words? I would call upon you! Where are my …… weapon and gloriously fashioned quiver? I would call upon you! Where is that which brightens the …… face, my noble counsel? I would call upon you! Where is my ……, my precious brilliance? I would call upon you! Where are my sweet songs which make the heart rejoice? I would call upon you! Where are my …… weapon and golden quiver which brightens the spirit? I would call upon you! Where are my dancing, hand-waving, and frolicking (?)? I would call upon you!"
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