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One Babylonian triad was composed of Sin (a moon-god), Shamash (a sun-god), and Ishtar (a goddess of fertility and war).
Erääseen babylonialaiseen kolminaisuuteen kuuluivat Sin (kuunjumala), Šamaš (auringonjumala) ja Ištar (hedelmällisyyden ja sodan jumalatar).
It also talks about how there was previously a belief among the Arabs that the black stone was dropped from Heaven by the moon god Hubal.
Siinä osoitetaan myös se arabeilla varhain vallinnut uskomus, että musta kivi oli kuun jumala Hubalin taivaasta pudottama.
Site drawings of the temple built by Ur-Nammu at Ur to the moon god Nanna.
Ur-Nammu alkoi rakennuttaa kuun jumala Nannalle pyhitettyä Urin suurta zikkuratia.
Known words include: alef = "tongue" ashaf = "god" fa-zari = "humankind, population" fel = "house" *findu = "wine" (found in the compound findu-qqaram "wine-ladle") fur = "land" Furun-Katte = "King of the Land", the Hattic war god Furu-Semu = Hattic sun goddess Hanfasuit = Hattic throne goddess hilamar = "temple" Kasku = the Hattic moon god katte = "king" -nifas = "to sit" pinu = "child" zari = "mortal" -zi = "to put" Hattic formed conventional plurals with a le- prefix: "children" = le-pinu.
Hattin kielestä on säilynyt sanastoa: alef = "kieli" ashaf = "jumala" fa-zari = "ihmiset" fel = "talo" *findu = "viini" (sanasta findu-qqaram "viini-kauha") fur = "maa" Furun-Katte = "Maan kuningas", hattilainen sodan jumala Furu-Semu = hattilainen aurinkojumalatar Hanfasuit = hattilainen valtaistuimen jumalatar hilamar = "temppeli" Kasku = hattilainen kuun jumala katte = "kuningas" -nifas = "istua" pinu = "lapsi" zari = "kuolevainen" -zi = "laittaa, asettaa" Anhava, Jaakko: Maailman kielet ja kielikunnat, s.
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