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transcribed Ninursag, Ninḫarsag, or Ninḫursaĝa, also
known as
Damgalnuna or
Ninmah, was the
ancient Sumerian mother goddess of the mountains, and one of the...
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being believed to be the only example. In the Old
Babylonian myth Enki and
Ninmah,
Nammu is one of the
deities involved in the
creation of
mankind alongside...
- Š****ūrātu were a
group of
Mesopotamian goddesses regarded as the ****istants of
Ninmah.
Their name can be
translated as "midwives" and they were
considered to...
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Ninmah Corona is a
corona found on the
planet Venus, at 16°30′N 49°00′E / 16.5°N 49°E / 16.5; 49 Mead Quadrangle. It is
named after Ninmah, a Sumer-Akkadian...
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April 2021.
Retrieved 3
January 2018. Ceccarelli,
Manuel (2016). Enki und
Ninmah: Eine
mythische Erzählung in
sumerischer Sprache.
Orientalische Relionen...
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fashioners will
thicken the clay Thou, do thou
bring the
limbs into existence;
Ninmah (Ninhursag, his wife and consort) will work
above thee (Nintu?) (goddess...
- be the son of Enlil. In Lugal-e, his
mother is
identified as the
goddess Ninmah, whom he
renames Ninhursag, but, in
Angim dimma, his
mother is
instead the...
- From 1979 to 1981
excavation and
restoration work was
conducted at the
Ninmah Temple,
Istar Temple, and the
Southern Palace.
Occasional excavations and...
- the
enumerations of
children of Enmesharra,
while in the myth Enki and
Ninmah she is one of the
seven minor goddesses helping with the
creation of mankind...
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Hutellura seemed to
refer to a
singular goddess,
corresponding to
Mesopotamian Ninmah,
Nintu or Aruru. He
concludes that it can be ****umed they were a pair worshiped...
