ETCSLglossingSignSign name: MUG
Values: mug

A praise poem of Sin-iddinam (Sin-iddinam A) (c.2.6.6.1), line c2661.14
nam<sup>d</sup>suen-i-din-namsu<sub>3</sub>-ra<sub>2</sub>-ce<sub>3</sub>tar-re-e-de<sub>3</sub>cumu-un-ne-mu<sub>2</sub>-mu<sub>2</sub>
namsuen-i-din-na-amsudtarcumu2
destinySin-iddinam (RN)to be distantto cuthandto grow
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Paragraph t2661.p4 (line(s) 13A-18) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
{ (1 ms. adds 1 line:) Suen addressed Enlil and Ninlil. } He prayed to them to determine an eternal destiny for Sin-iddinam: "May the life of the humble shepherd whom you favourably address ……. May the life of Sin-iddinam whom you favourably address ……. As a just destiny, may a life into the distant future be determined for him (?) in destiny. May he be allotted long-lasting life."
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