ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: PA.URU×MIN (PA.GIŠGAL)
Values: zilulu
A prayer to Nanna for Rim-Sin (Rim-Sin D) (c.2.6.9.4), line c2694.42
zid-dagab<sub>2</sub>-bu-zunamnam-til<sub>3</sub>-le-ce<sub>3</sub>
zidgabu2namnam-til3
rightleft (side)destinylife
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Paragraph t2694.p3 (line(s) 31-48) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
May they set favourable signs and encouraging words before you. May they cause you to place your feet in holy places, places of life. O Rim-Sin, pre-eminent prince of the foreign lands and of the Land of Sumer! -- in the Du-barag-gal-mah, the habitation of Urim, may Nijerim-cu-tabbi in the Du-barag-gal-mah, may Nijerim-cu-urur in the Du-barag-gal-mah, may Dugab-cu-gigi in the Du-barag-gal-mah, may Dugab-cu-tabbi in the Du-barag-gal-mah -- may they, the standing gods of the Great Gate and the benevolent gods of entering, stand at your right and left to assure you a destiny of life until distant days. May they bring your greeting to Nanna and Ningal. May they cause you to have a favourable sign permanently by your side and to receive offerings (?) favourable for you. Rim-Sin, you are my king!
ePSD = The Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary
Sumerian scribe

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