ETCSL:ETCSLglossing

ETCSLglossing

Sign name: PAP.ŠE.PAP (MUNU₄)
Values: munu₄

Gilgamec and Aga (c.1.8.1.1), line c1811.23

e<sub>2</sub>	kic<sup>ki</sup>-ce<sub>3</sub>	gu<sub>2</sub>	nam-ba-an-jar-re-en-ze<sub>2</sub>-en	<sup>jic</sup>tukul	nam-ba-an-sag<sub>3</sub>-ge-en-ze<sub>2</sub>-en	gu<sub>2</sub>	nam-ba-ja<sub>2</sub>-ja<sub>2</sub>-an-de<sub>3</sub>-en	<sup>jic</sup>tukul	ga-am<sub>3</sub>-ma-sag<sub>3</sub>-ge-en-de<sub>3</sub>-en
e₂	kic	gu₂	jar	tukul	sag₃	gu₂	jar	tukul	sag₃
house(hold)	Kic (SN)	neck	to place	weapon	to beat	neck	to place	weapon	to beat

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Paragraph t1811.p3 (line(s) 15-23) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.

Gilgamec, the lord of Kulaba, placing his trust in Inana, did not take seriously the advice of his city's elders. Gilgamec { (1 ms. adds:), the lord of Kulaba, } presented the issue again, this time before the able-bodied men of his city, carefully choosing his words: "There are wells to be finished, many wells of the Land yet to be finished; there are shallow wells of the Land yet to be finished, there are wells to deepen and hoisting gear to be completed. { Never before have you submitted to the house of Kic. Should you not smite it with weapons? } { (1 ms. has instead:) We should not submit to the house of Kic. We should smite it with weapons! }"

ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary