ETCSLglossing | Sign name: MUNSUB (MUNŠUB) Values: sumur3 |
kun | na<sub>4</sub> | e<sub>2</sub>-a | nu<sub>2</sub>-a-bi |
kun4 | na4 | e2 | nu2 |
stair(way) | stone | house(hold) | to lie down |
Its storehouse is full of gems, silver and tin. Its coach-house is a mountain set on the ground. Its drum hall is a roaring bull. Its courtyard resounds with holy prayers, sim and ala drums. Its stone stairs, laid before the house, are like a mountain range lying down in princely joy. Its upper stairs leading (?) to the roof are like a light clearly visible as far as the mountains. Its vineyard "Black garden in the steppe", planted near the house, is a mountain oozing wine and grows in a place with fearsomeness and radiance. |
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary |
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