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Uraš

Uraš (Sumerian: 𒀭𒅁, romanized: dUraš), or Urash, was a Mesopotamian goddess regarded as the personification of the earth. She should not be confused with a male deity sharing the same name, who had agricultural character and was worshiped in Dilbat. She is well attested in association with Anu, most commonly as his spouse, though traditions according to…

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AkkadianOld BabylonianEpithetMesopotamian pantheonNinhursag
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Name and character

IBDeterminativeDINGIRAn = AnumTilth
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SumerianMesopotamian goddessDilbatAnuKi
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Worship

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Children
Amurru, Bau, Enki (sometimes), Geshtinanna (sometimes), Ishkur, Ishtaran, Lugalbanda (possibly), Ninisina, Ninkarrak, Ninsun (possibly)
Spouse
Anu

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Uraš

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples66
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
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related to Anu · 22
Uraš → Akkadian, An, AN IB, Anu, Anum, As Anu's, Dāri, Dūri, Frans Wiggermann, He, In, Lambert, Mesopotamian, Nammu, Ninhursag, Ninurash, Old Babylonian, She, Sumerian, Theogony
related to Name and character · 20
Uraš → Akkadian, An, Anu, Anum, Dilbat, DINGIR, Enki-Ninki, Enlil, IB, In, In An, Lambert, Nammu, Ninurta, She, Sumerian, The, Urash, Urash's, Wilfred
related to Other spouses of Anu · 19
Uraš → Alala, An, Another, Anu, Anu's, Anum, Assyrian, Daniel David Luckenbill, Egyptian, Geb, In, It, KAV, Ki, Ki-Urash, Ku-Urash, The, Urash, Urash Anu
Children · 1
Uraš → Amurru, Bau, Enki (sometimes), Geshtinanna (sometimes), Ishkur, Ishtaran, Lugalbanda (possibly), Ninisina, Ninkarrak, Ninsun (possibly)
Spouse · 1
Uraš → Anu

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urash anu though earth name attested regarded also deity goddess children could deities example nammu male commonly considered cases texts

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
UrašChildrenAmurru, Bau, Enki (sometimes), Geshtinanna (sometimes), Ishkur, Ishtaran, Lugalbanda (possibly), Ninisina, Ninkarrak, Ninsun (possibly)1.00infobox
UrašSpouseAnu1.00infobox
ur5-ra-aš or u4-ra-aš are also attestedinstance ofthough phonetic syllabic spellings0.80text
in some casesinstance ofthough phonetic syllabic spellings0.80text
for example in the god list Aninstance ofthough phonetic syllabic spellings0.80text
Urašrelated to AnuUrash0.60section
Urašrelated to AnuAnu0.60section
Urašrelated to AnuFrans Wiggermann0.60section
Urašrelated to AnuShe0.60section
Urašrelated to AnuAkkadian0.60section
Urašrelated to AnuOld Babylonian0.60section
Urašrelated to AnuIn0.60section

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