Ninsudaĝ

deity Early Dynastic single tradition · 1

Ninsudaĝ (dnin-BU-áĝ, interpreted as dnin-sud4-áĝ) is attested in the Early Dynastic god list from Fara and possibly in the Old Babylonian god list from Mari. It might be a further variant of the name Sudaĝ, though the reading is ultimately uncertain.

When

First attested: 2900 BCE
Attested period: -2900 – -1600
Historical notes: Attested in Early Dynastic god list from Fara and possibly Old Babylonian god list from Mari.

Relationships

co occurs with: Sud, Sudaĝ, Sudgan

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Mentioned by

Sud
Sudaĝ
Sudgan

Sources

wikipedia (1)

Aya (goddess)

Source passages

“Ninsudaĝ (dnin-BU-áĝ, interpreted as dnin-sud4-áĝ), attested in the Early Dynastic god list from Fara and possibly in the Old Babylonian god list from Mari, might be a further variant of the name”
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