Mami

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Mami is a Mesopotamian mother goddess associated with creation and childbirth, often identified with the deity Ninhursag.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesopotamian goddess
creator deity
fertility goddess
mother goddess
appearsIn Atra-Hasis myth NERFINISHED
associatedWith childbirth
creation
fertility
collaboratesWith Igigi gods NERFINISHED
createsUsing clay
divine blood
culture Mesopotamian religion
domain earth
mountains
epithet birth goddess
mistress of the gods
mother goddess
equatedWith Belet-ili in Akkadian texts
Ninhursag in later tradition
function overseeing pregnancy
protecting mothers and infants
shaping human beings from clay
gender female
identifiedWith Belet-ili NERFINISHED
Ninhursag NERFINISHED
Nintu NERFINISHED
languageOfName Akkadian NERFINISHED
mythologicalTradition Akkadian mythology
Sumerian mythology NERFINISHED
oftenSyncretizedWith Belet-ili NERFINISHED
Ninhursag NERFINISHED
Nintu NERFINISHED
pantheon Mesopotamian pantheon
relatedConcept birth house
divine midwifery
role creator of humans
mother of humanity
sphereOfInfluence human creation
reproduction
status major goddess
typeOfDeity earth and fertility deity
worshipPeriod Bronze Age
worshipRegion Southern Mesopotamia NERFINISHED

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Ninhursag alsoKnownAs Mami