Sudgan

deity Mesopotamian single tradition · 1

Sudgan is a name present in An = Anum (tablet III, line 130) that might have a similar meaning to Sudaĝ, interpreted as "light" or "glow". It appears in the same source as other names of Aya.

When

First attested
1900 BCE
Attested period
-1900 – -1600
Historical notes
Attested in An = Anum god list, tablet III, line 130.

Relationships

co occurs with
Ninsudaĝ, Sud, Sudaĝ
aspect of
Aya

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Sources

wikipedia (1)

Source passages

“A further name present in the same source, Sudgan (tablet III, line 130), might have a similar meaning ("light", "glow").”

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