ETCSLglossingSignSign name: LU×BAD (AD3)
Values: ad3
A praise poem of Lipit-Ectar (Lipit-Ectar A) (c.2.5.5.1), line c2551.75
suhucgen<sub>6</sub>-naerin<sub>2</sub>-nagar<sub>3</sub>dar-re-me-en
suhucgen6erin2gar3dar
foundationto be firmgroup of peoplepommelto split
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Paragraph t2551.p9 (line(s) 71-81) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
I, the king, am like pounding waves in battle. Girded in manliness, I never loosen my harness. I am he who sharpens his dagger. In battle I flash like lightning. A firm foundation, I repulse the troops. I am a sajkal stone, a pecpec stone. I am a siege shield, a screen for the army. A clear-eyed warrior, I make the troops firm. I am Lipit-Ectar, Enlil's son. Like a waterskin with cool water, I am life for the young men. Keeping my eyes on the road, I am { the protection } { (1 ms. has:) the aid (?) } of the soldiers.
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