Ninshubur

Ninshubur 𒀭𒊩𒌆𒋚
Sukkal Anu, Inanna dan majelis dewa
Segel silinder Akkadia yang menggambarkan Inanna meletakkan kakinya di punggung singa sementara Ninshubur berdiri di depan menghormatinya, skt. 2334-2154 SM
Pusat pemujaan	Akkil, Uruk, Lagash
Simbol	staff
biasanya tidak ada, tetapi jarang Nergal
Padanan
Akkadia	Ilabrat
Seleukia Uruk	Papsukkal

Ninshubur (aksara paku: 𒀭𒊩𒌆𒋚; juga dieja Ninšubur, Ninšubura atau Nincubur) adalah sukkal (wazir) dewi Inanna dalam mitologi Sumeria. Ninshubur juga menjabat sebagai wazir dewa langit Anu dan kemudian sebagai utusan majelis para dewa, mirip dengan Hermes Yunani atau Iris. Namanya berarti "Ratu pelayan" atau "Ratu Subartu" dalam bahasa Sumeria.

Galeria

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  Segel Lugal-ushumgal sebagai pelayan Shar-Kali-Sharri, mungkin menggambarkan Ninshubur
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  Nama dewa Ninshubur disebutkan di bahu kanan. Dari Adab, Irak. 2600-2370 SM. Museum Irak
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  Patung kalsit-alabaster Sumeria kuno dari pemuja laki-laki dari skt. 2500 SM dan 2250 SM. Prasasti di lengan kanannya menyatakan bahwa dia sedang berdoa kepada Ninshubur.
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  Patung dari Der dipersembahkan untuk Ninshubur oleh Enzi dan putranya Amar-kiku (skt. 2400 SM), British Museum, BM 22470

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Pranala luar

• Media tentang Ninshubur di Wikimedia Commons
• Texts dedicated to Ninshubur in the Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature
• Ancient Mesopotamian Gods and Goddesses: Papsukkal (god)