An elegy on the death of Nannaya
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šag4 zu2 keše2 šul-a-lum ḫa-ra-⌈du8⌉
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nam-tag-ga e2-e-ke4 šid-bi ḫe2-en-gaz
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niĝ2-ḫul dim2-ma-zu ? kur-? ge-en6-na-bi
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eĝer-zu ḫe2-sag9 X [X] X X-zu […] X
May your descendants be happy, ……. May ……. May the protective gods and goddesses …… your ……. May the children you begot be written down for privilege (?). May your daughters have divine favour. May your wife stay well, may your kin multiply. May prosperity and well-being (?) surround them day in day out. May good beer never cease in your libation tube. May the invocation incantation of your house be forever the invocation incantation of your god.
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[…] ? ḫe2-dab5
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{d}udug {d}lamma X X ĜAR-zu ḫe2-X
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dumu u3-tu-ud-da-zu ⌈?⌉-saĝ-še3 ḫe2-ni-?
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dumu-munus-zu diĝir ḫe2-tuku-tuku
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dam-zu ḫe2-til3 im-ri-a-zu ḫe2-daĝal
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ḫe2-ĝal2 saĝ sag9-ga ud šu2-uš-e ḫe2-ni-gur3-ru
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a-pap-za kurun niĝ2 dug3-ga muš2 nam-ba-an-tum2-mu
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KA tu6 e2-e-zu KA tu6 diĝir-za-kam du-ri2-še3 ḫe2-a
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