ETCSLglossingSignSign name: KU4
Values: ku4, kur9

A praise poem of Culgi (Culgi X) (c.2.4.2.24), line c24224.115
kurGIba<sub>9</sub>-ra<sub>2</sub>NE-dahur-sajgi-gin<sub>7</sub>sajim-mi-sag<sub>3</sub>-sag<sub>3</sub>
kurGIbadNEhur-sajgisajsag3
(mountain) landGIto openNEmountain (range)reedheadto beat
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Paragraph t24224.p9 (line(s) 103-117) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
(Ninazu speaks:) "…… like syrup …… ghee ……. You, the hero, coming from the rebel land ……. O king, the lord of prayers and supplications has chosen you in his heart; shepherd Culgi, the lord of prayers and supplications has chosen you in his heart. Who can rival (?) a king to whom Enlil has given strength? Who can enter your ……? Who could escape your ……? ……. No one who knows you should desire your strength. If (?) they wished …… battle with you ……, what could escape your outstretched arms? When you shriek like the Anzud-bird, who could stand before you? When you howl like the storm, the foreign lands and the hills tremble like a reed, a split (?) reed ……. The people in the houses of the foreign lands gaze at your deeds (?), the people of Tidnum joyfully admire them."
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