ETCSLglossingSignSign name: I
Values: i

The lament for Urim (c.2.2.2), line c222.O.377
kalam-ma-ni-še3kuš2-u3ḫe2-me-en-naza-eizi-bamu-un-tag
kalamkuš2mezaizitag
the Landto be tiredto beyou (sg.)fireto touch
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Paragraph t222.p61 (line(s) 369-377) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
My queen, your city weeps before you as its mother. Urim, like a child lost in a street, seeks a place before you. Your house, like a man who has lost everything, stretches out (?) its hands to you. Your brick-built righteous house, like a human being, cries "Where are you?". My queen, you have indeed left the house, you have left the city. How long will you stand aside from your city like an enemy? Mother Ningal, you confronted your city like an enemy. Although you are a queen who loves her city, you abandoned your sheepfold. Although you are one who cares for her Land, you set it on fire.
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