ETCSLglossingSignSign name: KA×NUN (NUNDUM)
Values: nundum

A tigi to Suen (Nanna I) (c.4.13.09), line c41309.B.25
dumu-saĝden-lil2-la23me-amu-u8-luendaš-im2-babbar
dumu-saĝen-lil23me-aluenaš-im2-babbar2
first-born (child)Enlil (DN)peoplewhereto be abundantlordAšimbabbar (DN)
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Paragraph t41309.p5 (line(s) 22-40) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"In the chosen city, the shrine of my heart which I have founded in joy, like Aratta ……; in my E-mud-kura I have tended my cows." "First-born son of Enlil, where have you tended the people, Lord Ašimbabbar?" "In a place founded on a good day and given a good name, in the place chosen in my heart, my E-mud-kura, I, Ašimbabbar, have tended my cows." "First-born son of Enlil, where have you tended the people, Lord Ašimbabbar?" "In a place founded on a good day and given a good name, in the place chosen in my heart, my E-mud-kura, I, Ašimbabbar, have tended my cows." "King of the holy cattle-pen, where have you tended your cows, youthful, noble shepherd?" "In the meadow where I have built a dais for my shrine Urim and have let date palms grow as in the land of Dilmun -- there in its holy reedbeds I have tended my cows." "First-born son of Enlil, where have you tended the people, youthful, noble shepherd?" "In the meadow where I have built a dais for my shrine Urim and have let date palms grow as in the land of Dilmun -- there in its holy reedbeds I have tended my cows."
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