Ninazu

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Ninazu is a Mesopotamian god associated primarily with the underworld and healing, often linked to serpents and chthonic powers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesopotamian god
healing deity
underworld deity
associatedWith chthonic powers
healing
serpents
underworld
culture Mesopotamian religion
domain diseases
healing of diseases
land of the dead
epithet lord of Eshnunna
lord of the underworld
equatedWith Nergal NERFINISHED
Tishpak NERFINISHED
familyRelation father of Ningishzida
husband of Ningirida
son of Enlil
son of Gula
son of Ninlil
gender male
hasAspect chthonic
serpentine
hasCultCenter Enagi NERFINISHED
Eshnunna NERFINISHED
hasTemple E-kur-mah in Eshnunna NERFINISHED
languageOfName Sumerian NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Akkadian god lists
Sumerian god lists NERFINISHED
nameMeaning lord healer
nameVariant Nin-azu NERFINISHED
role healer
underworld judge
symbol snake
staff entwined with serpents
typeOfHealing magical healing
ritual healing
worshipedBy Akkadians NERFINISHED
Babylonians NERFINISHED
Sumerians NERFINISHED
worshipedIn Akkad NERFINISHED
Babylonia NERFINISHED
Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
Sumer NERFINISHED
worshipPeriod Early Dynastic period NERFINISHED
Old Babylonian period NERFINISHED

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