Nintu

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Nintu is a Mesopotamian mother goddess associated with childbirth, creation, and the formation of humankind.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesopotamian goddess
fertility deity
mother goddess
alsoKnownAs Belet-ili NERFINISHED
Mami NERFINISHED
Ninmah NERFINISHED
Nintud NERFINISHED
Nintur NERFINISHED
appearsIn Atrahasis myth NERFINISHED
Enki and Ninmah NERFINISHED
Mesopotamian creation myths
associatedDeity Anu NERFINISHED
Enki NERFINISHED
Enlil NERFINISHED
other mother goddesses of Mesopotamia
associatedWith childbirth
creation
fertility
formation of humankind
midwifery
category Mesopotamian mother goddesses
creator deities
fertility goddesses
culture Mesopotamian religion NERFINISHED
divineDomain gestation
human reproduction
labor and delivery
epithet birth goddess
lady who gives birth
functionInMyth decrees human destinies at birth
mixes clay with divine blood to create humans
shapes human bodies
gender female
languageOfName Sumerian NERFINISHED
mythologicalPeriod Early Dynastic period of Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
Old Babylonian period NERFINISHED
nameComponent Nin (lady) NERFINISHED
tu (birth)
nameMeaning lady of birth
role creator of humans
mother of gods
title lady of birth
mistress of creation
worshipPractice honored in rituals concerning pregnancy
invoked in prayers for safe childbirth
worshipRegion Akkad NERFINISHED
Assyria NERFINISHED
Babylonia NERFINISHED
Sumer NERFINISHED

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Ninhursag alsoKnownAs Nintu