ETCSLglossingSignSign name: DUN3 (TUN3)
Values: du5, tun3

Enki and the world order (c.1.1.3), line c113.319
nungal<sup>d</sup>en-ki-ke<sub>4</sub>gudsi-par<sub>4</sub>us<sub>2</sub>-aba-an-cum<sub>2</sub>
nungalen-kigudsi-par4us2cum2
princeto be bigEnki (DN)bulltype of implementto be adjacentto give
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Paragraph t113.p35 (line(s) 318-325) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
He organised ploughs, yokes and teams. The great prince Enki bestowed the horned oxen that follow the …… tools, he opened up the holy furrows, and made the barley grow on the cultivated fields. Enki placed in charge of them the lord who wears the diadem, the ornament of the high plain, him of the implements, the farmer of Enlil -- Enkimdu, responsible for ditches and dykes.
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