- it is portra**** to
represent a goddess. A less
frequently used name is
shedu (Cuneiform: ð’€ð’†˜, an.kal×bad; Sumerian: dalad; Akkadian, Å¡Ä“du),
which refers...
- "laying waste," it was
possibly a loan-word from
Akkadian in
which the word
shedu referred to a
spirit which could be
either protective or malevolent. With...
- Handwörterbuch (1896)
connected the name
keruv with ****yrian
kirubu (a name of the
shedu or lam****u) and
karabu ("great, mighty").
Karppe (1897)
glossed Babylonian...
-
mermaid (part
human part fish, see Enki, Atargatis, and Apkallu) and the
shedu all
trace their origins to ****yro-Babylonian art. In
Mesopotamian mythology...
- (Arabian) –
enormous legendary bird of prey
Shangyang (Chinese) –
rainbird Shedu (Mesopotamian) – male
counterpart to Lam****u
Simurgh (Persian) Stymphalian...
-
Shaidu (شيدو) is a town in the
Nowshera District of the
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, ****stan. The po****tion is
approximately 75,000.
Shaidu lies on the alluvial...
-
mythology Satyr – a
legendary human-horse (later human-goat) hybrid(s)
Shedu – a
figure in
Mesopotamian mythology with the body of a bull and a human...
- Pair of lam****u or
shedu from Khorsabad, with the five legs of the left one showing....
-
habits and
falls in love with
another boy from that
village Shahid a.k.a.
Shedu (Anjum Malik) who is also one of
Aftabs best friend. Then at the end Tina's...
- 1901 to 1906, "In
Chaldean mythology the
seven evil
deities were
known as
shedu, storm-demons,
represented in ox-like form." They were
represented as winged...
