-
specific location is unknown. Its
patron god was
Numushda and his
consort Namrat.
There are
indications that the god Lugal-awak also
lived in Kazallu. The...
- Ningal, or
alternatively of Enki. His wife was the sp****ly
attested goddess Namrat.
According to the myth The
Marriage of
Martu they had a daughter, Adgarkidu...
-
marries the
goddess Adgarkidu,
described as the
daughter of
Numushda and
Namrat. However,
especially in
cylinder seals inscriptions he
often appears alongside...
-
charge nearly a
century later.
Henri Gauthier, Le “Fils
royal de Ramses”,
Namrat, in ASAE 18 (1919), pp. 246–50. "bracelet". The
British Museum. EA14595...
- 1836-1835 BC)
records "Year (Sin-iqiszam) made (statues) of / for Numushda,
Namrat and Lugal-apiak and
brought them into the city of Kazallu".
Cities of the...
- Competition,
Transylvania International Film Festival, Cluj-Napoca,
Romania 2011
Namrat Joshi (8
March 2010). "A
Little Thrift". Outlook.
Retrieved 2
March 2011...
-
dedicated to them is
placed between these focused on
Numushda and his wife
Namrat from
Kazallu and
Ninisina from Isin. In the
trilingual Sumero-Hurro-Ugaritic...
