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Urkayītu

Urkayītu, also known as Urkītum, was a Mesopotamian goddess who likely functioned as the divine representation of the city of Uruk. Her name was initially an epithet of Inanna, but later she came to be viewed as a separate goddess. She was closely associated with Uṣur-amāssu, and like her belonged to the pentad of main goddesses of Uruk in the…

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Major cult center
Uruk

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Urkayītu

Nodes50
Edges49
Triples73
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.04
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related to Name · 32
Urkayītu → According, Akkadian, AN, Andrew, Babylon, BCE, Daughters, E-Ningublaga, Examples, George, In Neo-Assyrian, It, Joan Goodnick Westenholz, KI, Larsam-iti, Manfred Krebernik, Mannu-šāninšu, Mesopotamian, NAki, Names
related to Character · 19
Urkayītu → An, Annunitum, Anum, Aš-ka-i-tu, BCE, Dumuzi, However, In, Inanna, Inanna's, It, IV, Nanaya, Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian, Parthian, The, Unu7ki, Uruk
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Urkayītu → Ashurbanipal, Der, Eanna, Elam, Kish, Nanaya, Neo-Assyrian, Old Babylonian, References, Samsu-iluna, SANGA, Shamshi-Adad, She, The, Theophoric, Urkītum, Urkītum-ummī, Uruk, Uṣur-amāssu
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Urkayītu → Uruk
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Urkayītu → Akkadian nisba and can be translated as

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uruk neo-babylonian name goddess theonym period also city uṣur-amāssu inanna sources known attested urkītum isbn names still texts epithet goddesses

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UrkayītuMajor cult centerUruk1.00infobox
Urkayītuis aAkkadian nisba and can be translated as0.90text
Urkītum-ummīinstance ofTheophoric names0.80text
Urkayīturelated to CharacterIt0.60section
Urkayīturelated to CharacterUruk0.60section
Urkayīturelated to CharacterInanna0.60section
Urkayīturelated to CharacterAn0.60section
Urkayīturelated to CharacterAnnunitum0.60section
Urkayīturelated to CharacterInanna's0.60section
Urkayīturelated to CharacterBCE0.60section
Urkayīturelated to CharacterParthian0.60section
Urkayīturelated to CharacterThe0.60section

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