ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: PA.ḪUB2.DU
Values: rig7

The heron and the turtle (c.5.9.2), line c592.A.95
šusal-sal-lame-risal-sal-lalu2ḫar-ra-angig-ga-ke4
ŠUSAL-SAL-LAME-RISAL-SAL-LALU2ḫAR-RA-ANGIG-GA-KE4
šusalĝiri3 (ES: me-ri)sallu2ḫar-ra-angig
handto be thinfootto be thinpersonrouteto be ill
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Paragraph t592.p11 (line(s) 90-101) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"Then the quarrelsome turtle, he of the troublesome way, he whose eyes are snake's eyes, he of the troublesome way, he whose mouth is a snake's mouth, he of the troublesome way, he whose tongue is a snake's tongue, he of the troublesome way, he whose bite is a puppy's bite, he of the troublesome way, he with the slender hands and slender feet, the turtle -- an oven brick -- he of the troublesome way, he who lives in the vegetable gardens, he of the troublesome way, he who like a digging tool spends his time in the mud, he of the troublesome way, an unwashed refuse-basket, he of the troublesome way, the turtle, the trapper of birds, the setter of nets, overthrew my heron's construction of reeds."
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