ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: ŠE.ḪU.TUR (UZ.TUR)
Values: bibad


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The <foreign lang="sux">cumunda</foreign> grass (c.1.7.7), line c177.6
ceba-su-ub-bain-ga-an-su-ub
ne (ES: ce)su-ubsu-ub
noun part of multiword verbto rubto rub
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Paragraph t177.p2 (line(s) 2-13) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
When the rain rained, when walls were demolished, when it rained potsherds and fireballs, when one person confronted another defiantly, when there was copulation -- he also copulated, when there was kissing -- he also kissed. When the rain said: "I will rain," when the wall said: "I will rain (scribal error for 'demolish' ?)", when the flood said: "I will sweep everything away" -- Heaven impregnated (?), Earth gave birth, she gave birth also to the cumunda grass. Earth gave birth, Heaven impregnated (?), she gave birth also to the cumunda grass.
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