Ninmena

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Ninmena is a Mesopotamian goddess associated with birth and creation, often regarded as a daughter or aspect of the mother goddess Ninhursag.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mesopotamian goddess
deity
associatedWith Ninhursag NERFINISHED
birth
creation
divine midwifery
human creation
motherhood
attestedIn Akkadian texts
Sumerian texts
category Mesopotamian birth goddesses
Mesopotamian mother goddesses
Sumerian goddesses
culture Mesopotamian religion
epithetOf Ninhursag NERFINISHED
function assisting in the formation of humans
overseeing childbirth
gender female
hasTitle Lady of the Diadem NERFINISHED
languageOfName Sumerian
linkedDeity Ninhursag NERFINISHED
Ninhursaga NERFINISHED
Nintu NERFINISHED
nameElement Mena NERFINISHED
Nin NERFINISHED
nameMeaning "Lady of the Crown" NERFINISHED
pantheon Akkadian pantheon
Sumerian pantheon NERFINISHED
possibleAspectOf Ninhursag NERFINISHED
possibleDaughterOf Ninhursag NERFINISHED
relatedConcept bestowal of royal crown
divine creation of kings
role goddess of birth
goddess of creation
helper of major mother goddesses
symbolicAssociation crown
royal insignia
typeOf mother-goddess figure
worshipPeriod Early Dynastic period
Old Babylonian period NERFINISHED
worshipRegion Sumer NERFINISHED
southern Mesopotamia

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Ninhursag parentOf Ninmena