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Dingir ⟨𒀭⟩,
usually transliterated DIĜIR, (Sumerian pronunciation: [tiŋiɾ]) is a
Sumerian word for 'god' or 'goddess'. Its
cuneiform sign is most commonly...
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Dingir ( /dɪnˈdʒɪər/) is the
second studio album by
American deathcore band
Rings of Saturn. It was
produced by Bob
Swanson at
Mayhemness Studios located...
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being a
shadow born in the underworld,
different from the
Sumerian gods (
Dingir) of the underworld,
would make him more
similar to the
concept of the Jewish...
- wings. It was also the
Akkadian name of the
Babylonian constellation (MUL.
DINGIR.MUŠ)
equivalent to the Gr**** Hydra. The
Sumerian terms ušum (portra**** with...
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possible meanings is
intended in the
original do****ent. For example, the sign
dingir (𒀭) in a
Hittite text may
represent either the
Hittite syllable an or may...
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Party and the
cover of his book
Foundations of Geopolitics.
Arrow Cross Dingir Unicursal hexagram Octagram "Symbol of Chaos". www.symbols.com. Retrieved...
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Kadingir or Ka
Dingir is the
Sumerian name for Babylon. It may also
refer to: Kadingir, a
fictional superweapon in the
anime television series Symphogear...
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mistaken in the 1910s. His name was
sometimes written with the
leading Dingir sign
demarking deification and
sometimes without it.
Clearly at some point...
- texts,
unlike the
names of
other deities, his was
never prefaced by the
dingir sign,
referred to as the "divine determinative" in
modern literature, since...
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Arabic section, pp. 36–42, 1985 Damerji,
Moayad Said Basim, "Babylon – ka.
dingir.ra – “gate of god”. The
story of a city
killed by
legends and oblivion"...
