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A list of Deities

Ababa: Temple Gatekeeper

Abgal: Seven Sumerian wise men; They are the attending deities of Enki  she was the sister/wife of Geg the god of the earth and mother of Isis, Oriris, Nepthys and Seth

Adad: A storm god, who was also responsible for floods; Son of Anu. His counterpart is the Canaanite god "Hadad" who is the god of thunder and Lightning

Adapa: One of the Seven wise men, he is the wisest among the seven; Son of Ea. He was granted knowledge but not eternal life

Adrammelech: Babylonian deity. Infants were burnt as sacrificial offerings

Aja: Dawn Goddess and consort of the sun god

Akkad: First Babylonian city

Akkan: Four Saami Goddesses who oversee conception, birth and destiny;

·  Madderakka

·  Sarakka

·  Juksakka

·  Ugsakka

Alauwaimis: Demon who drives away evil sickness

Alla: God of the netherworld

Allulu: Mesopotamian bird-man; He loved Ishtar

Alu: Mesopotamian demon with canine features. He prefers silence and darkness

Ama-arhus: Babylonian/Akkadian fertility goddess

Amurru: Akkadian mountain god and god of nomads

An: Sumerian God of heaven; Son of Nammu; Father of Enlil; Spouse of Ki

Anatu: Mesopotamian goddess; Ruler of Earth and Queen of the sky

Anduruna: "Heaven" in Mesopotamian cosmology

Antadurunnu: Temple Gatekeeper who was partnered with Ababa

Antu: Sumerian Goddess of creation; Feminine counterpart and consort of Anu

Anshar: The Sumerian god of the celestial world born of the serpents "Lakhmu" and "Lakhamu." He mated with his sister "Kishar" to produce Anu

Anu: He was the sky god and symbolized heaven.Husband to Antu and their children were the "Annunaki." Some regard the Annunaki as the seven Sumerian "fates" who waited at the gates of hell to judge the newly arrived souls. Anu was portrayed as a bull whose bellowing was thunder. He was in charge of the assembly of gods

Anunita: Babylonian Goddess of the moon; She later merged with the Goddess Ishtar

Anunna: Sumerian name for the sky and earth gods, the assembly of high gods and especially for the deities of a local pantheon

Anunnaku: Akkadian name for a group of gods in the underworld; They function as judges of the dead; They are the offspring of Anu

Anzu: Babylonian valet of Ellil

Anzu-Birds: "Wise birds of heaven"

Apsu: The god of the sweet-water ocean. The union between Apsu and Tiamat brought forth the first of the Sumerian gods

Arazu: Babylonian God of completed construction

Aruru: Goddess of creation in Babylonian mythology

Asag: Wild primeval mountain God

Ashnan: Sumerian Goddess of grain; Daughter of Enlil

Aya: The Dawn; bride of Shamash

Baba: Sumerian Tutelary Goddess; She is the patroness of the King; She is the mother Goddess and a goddess of healing

Babbar: Ancient Sumerian sun-god

Basmu: Giant snake; It is the symbol of Nin-gishzida

Bel: He was known as the "sage" of the gods. Considered to be a very clever god. Son of Ea and Dumkina. Brother of Marduk

Belet-Ili: Sumerian Goddess of the womb

Beletseri: Akkadian Goddess and clerk of the underworld

Belit-Sheri: Babylonian scribe of the underworld

Bull of Heaven: The personification of drought that was created by Anu for Ishtar

Dagon: Babylonian grain and fertility god

Damgalnunna: Mesopotamian mother goddess; consort of Enki. Often identified with the sumerian earth goddess Ninchursanga

Damkina: Ancient Sumerian/Babylonian Goddess

Damu: Sumerian God of Healing and Vitality. Son of Ninhursag and Enki

Dazimua: God created by Ninhursag to cure Enki's side in "Enki and Ninhursag's paradise." He was the husband of Ningishzida

Dilmun: Sumerian Paradise. It is the scene of the creation myth

Dumuzi: God of vegetation/fertility and the underworld

Ea: Ancient Sumerian/Babylonian God of the sweet waters; Son of Ansar and Kisar; Consort to Dumkina; Father to Marduk; Regarded as the source and patron of magic, wisdom and medical science

Eabani: Companion of Gilgamesh

Ebeh: Sumerian Mountain god

Ekur: Temple of Enlil

Ellil: Akkadian God of Earth and wind; Son of Ansar and Kisar; Father of Sin

Emesh: A farmer of the gods. He created the trees and fields. His brother was Enten, who was the personification of winter. Emesh was the personification of summer

En: Sumerian Title for Lord or God

Enbilulu: A minor water deity in charge of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers

Endukugga: With Nindukugga they are Sumerian Gods residing in the underworld; Parents of Enlil

Enki : He was the water god of earth, air, and magick. He lives in "Apsu", the watery depths below the earth. Son of Nammu and brother to Enlil

Enkidu: The God of the Forests and Wildlife. Son of Aruru and Anu

Enkimdu: A gentle farmer god. He was in charge of canals and ditches

Enlil: God of the sky and tempest. His domain was the planes of the earth and the sky above it; First born of Anu and Ki. Brother of Enki. He represented the divine forces and powers of the cosmos

Enmesarra: Sumerian God of the underworld

Ennugi: Mesopotamian God of irrigation and inspector of canals

Enshagag: A god created by Ninhursag to cure an unknown part of Enki's body

Enten: God responsible for animal birth and the productivity of animals

Enushirgal: Temple of the Moon God, situated in Ur

Ereshkigal: "Lady of the Great Place"; Goddess of death, gloom, and the dead. She was the older sister of Inanna and queen of the underworld. Twin sister of Enki

Erragal: A god of the Underworld

Eridan: River in the nether world

Erra: Babylonian God of War, Death and other disasters

Etemmu: Akkadian term for the soul of the deceased who has not been buried

Gallu: Akkadian demons of the underworld

Gerra: The god of Fire

Geshinasnna: (Demigoddess); Wife of Ninjiczida. Daughter of Enki; Sister to Dumuzi. Her time in the Underworld from her visits with Dumuzi and her periodic emergence from it, are link with her divine authority over the autumn vines and wine

Gibil: Assyrian god as in one of the four elements. He was called governor of gods and men. Son of Anu and Antu

Gilgamesh: The Great hero of Sumerian and Babylonian Epic Poetry

Girru: Akkadian God of fire and light; Patron of civilisations; He is the messenger of the gods

Gugalanna: Bull of Heaven

Gula: Goddess of healing. She was described as a great physician of the black-headed people

Gulu: Ancient name for the Earth Mother Goddess; Consort of Ninurta; Daughter of Anu and Antu. She is the patroness of herbs, healing, and life

Haia: God of the stores; Father of Ninlil

Hanish: Mesopotamian divine herald of storm and bad weather

Huwawa: Guardian god of the great forest in the Cedar Mountains

Igigi: The collective names for the great gods of heaven

Imdugud: A rain god worshipped in the area of Ur. He was shaped like an eagle with a lion's head, and with wings which were like the clouds

Inanna/Ishtar: Sumerian Goddess of the morning and evening stars. As well as love, war, and fertility. She is the sister to Utu (Shamash) and Adad. She is the daughter of Sin

Ininna: Early Sumerian name for the Mesopotamian fertility and war goddess Ishtar

Irkalla: Another name for Ereshkigal

Irra: Known as a plague god. Irra is an aspect of Nergal, given the tasks of inflicting disease on mankind at the request of the gods

Isara: "Queen of Judgement and offer rites"; Syro/Mesopotamian Goddess of the Oath

Ishkhara: Babylonian Goddess of love; Priestess of Ishtar

Ishkur: Sumerian God of storms and rain

Ishullana: Gardener of Anu

Ishum: God of fire. He was also skillful with weapons

Kabta: A minor deity in charge of brickmold

Kakka: Messenger to the God Anu

Kaksisa: Babylonian Star God (Sirius)

Khuluppu: The World Tree in Babylonian Cosmology

Ki (Ninhursag, Nintu, Ninmah, Nintur, Aruru, Belet-ili, Mami, Ma-ma): The Babylonian Mother Goddess. From her union with Enki came Ninsar, the Goddess of plants. It is by Ninhursag's and Enki's design that humankind was created; Original Earth and Mother Goddess; Consort of Anu; Daughter of Nammu; Goddess of the Primeval Sea

Kingu: Mesopotamian Demon who became the second consort of Tiamat

Kishar: Sister and consort of Anshar. Born of the serpents Lakmu and Lakhamu. She is the mother of Anu

Kiskill-lilla: Sumerian night demon

Kittu: God who represented Justice. He was the son of Utu and Sherida. Brother of Misharu

Kulitta: Goddess of music

Kulla: Babylonian God who restores temples

Kulullu: Assyrian water spirits

Kusag: Babylonian Patron God of Priests; He is the High priest of the Gods

Labbu: Akkadian sea monster

Lahar: God of cattle; Brother of Ashanan. He was created in the creation chamber of the gods, "the Dulkug" to feed and clothe the Anunnaki

Lamastu: Akkadian demoness who causes puerperal fever and childhood diseases

Lugalbanda: Third King of the dynasty of Uruk; A god and shepherd

Magilum: Mesopotamian boat of the dead

Mama: Mesopotamian(Sumerian/Akkadian) Mother Goddess

Mami: Babylonian Goddess who created mortals

Mamitu: Akkadian Goddess of the oath. She became later the goddess of fate and the judge in the underworld

Mammetu: Babylonian goddess of fate and destiny

Mammetum: Ancestral Goddess who is responsible for destinies

Marduk: God of healing and regeneration; Son of Enki and Dankina; Husband of Sarpanitum; Father of Nabu. He is a god known for justice, impartiality, and compassion. He is the god-king of Babylon, the holder of 50 names of power. He defeated Tiamat for supremacy of the gods. He is the great-grandson of Tiamat. He is also known as the Shepherd of the Gods due to his peacekeeping talents

Martu: Sumerian God of Steppes. He is also a storm god who brings destruction on settlements

Misharu: God who represented the Law. Son of Utu and Sherida, brother to Kittu

Mulitta: Babylonian Goddess; Consort of Ellil

Mummu: Ancient Sumerian/Babylonian Craftsman god; He is the personification of skill

Mushdamma: Minor deity in charge of building and construction

Mylitta: Babylonian/Assyrian Goddess of fertility and childbirth

Nabu: Babylonian god of writing and wisdom. Son of Marduk and Sarpanitum. He was known as the scribe and minister of Marduk; He is the Babylonian patron of scribes. He was entrusted with the Tablets of Destiny

Nammu: Sumerian Creation Goddess. She is the goddess who gave birth to the heavens (An) and to the earth (Ki). Nammu's pregnancy is the world's first documented case of "immaculate conception." She personifies the Apsu, or the sweet fertile waters, as the source of water and therefore fertility

Namtar: God herald of death

Nana: A virgin Mother Goddess of the Spirit of vegetation and fertility

Nanaja: Sumerian/Akkadian Goddess of sex. She is also worshipped as the goddess of war

Nanna: "Lord of Destiny"; Sumerian Moon God; Son of Enlil and Ninlil; Husband to Ningal; Father to Inanna, Utu and Ishkur

Nannar: Early Sumerian Name for the moon-god (Sin)

Nanse: Fertility and Water Goddess; She gave prophets the ability to interpret dreams

Nanshe: Goddess of springs and waterways, also of morals and ethics

Nergal: Ancient Sumerian/Babylonian God of the netherworld; He is an evil god who brings war, pestilence, fever and devastation

Neti: Chief gate keeper in the underworld; Sumerian form of Nedu

Nidaba: Goddess of writing and accounting; She is the patron deity of the "edubba" (palace archives)

Nin: Sumerian Title for "Mistress" or "Goddess"

Nin-agal: Mesopotamian god of smiths

Ninatta: Goddess of music; She serves Ishtar

Ninazu: Babylonian God of magic incantations

Nindukugga: With Endukugga they are the parental gods who reside in the underworld

Ninedinna: Babylonian Goddess of the books of the dead

Ningal: She is the wife of the Moon God, Nanna. Daughter of Enki and Ningikuga. Mother of Utu and Inanna. Her name means "Great Lady."

Ningikurra: She was the Goddess of Mountain pastures

Ningirsu: Sumerian/Babylonian God of rain, irrigation and fertility

Nin-gishzida: "Trusty Timber"; He is the Sumerian God who is paired with Dumuzi

Ningizzida: "Lord of the Tree of Life"; Fertility God

Ninhursag: "Queen of the Mountain"; Sumerian Earth and mother goddess; Goddess of fertility (she created all vegetation); Consort of Enki

Ninib: Another name for the Mesopotamian Deity Ninurta

Nin-insina: Sumerian Local Goddess of Isin (a Sumerian settlement)

Ninkar: Goddess of brewing

Ninkarrak: Babylonian/Sumerian Goddess of healing

Ninkasi: Goddess of strong drink. She was created by Ninhursag to heal Enki's ailing mouth, after he had eaten her grandchildren

Ninki: "Lady of the Waters"; Wife of Ea

Ninkur: Daughter of Ninsar and Mother of Uttu

Ninlil: She was known as Enlil's queen or soulmate. Daughter of Ninshebargunnu and Haia; Mother of Ninurta and Nanna

Ninmah: Sumerian/Akkadian mother goddess

Ninni: Goddess of fertility and war

Ninshar: Sumerian Goddess of birth and stony ground

Ninsun: "Queen of the wild cow"; Minor Sumerian Goddess noted for her wisdom

Ninisinna: Patron Goddess of the city of Isin

Nintu: Mesopotamian Goddess; She is an aspect of Belet-Ili

Nintur: Akkadian Goddess of birth

Ninurta: Sumerian/Babylonian God of rain/fertility/war/thunderstorms/wells/canals/floods/the plough and the South Wind

Nirah: Ancient Sumerian Snake Deity

Nisaba: Sumerian Goddess of grain, writing and wisdom

Nudimmud: Babylonian God who created the first ocean

Nusku: Sumerian God of light and fire; Messenger and Son of Enlil; Father of Gibil

Papsukkel: Chief minister of the Sumerian Gods of heaven

Pazuza: Winged Demon; It is the personification of the south-east storm wind (which brings diseases)

Qinga: Alternative name of the Sumerian God "Kingu"

Ramman: In the Gilgamesh Epic, Ramman is the God of winds/storms and thunder

Rimmon: Babylonian God who presided over storms

Salbatanu: Babylonian Planet-God (Mars)

Samuqan: Mesopotamian god of cattle

Sara: Mesopotamian God of the town of Umma

Sataran: Patron God of the Sumerian City Der; Divine Judge and healer

Scorpion Men: In Babylonian Mythology, they are the Children of Tiamat

Seven Sages: The wise men who brought civilisation to the seven oldest cities of Mesopotamia

Shamash: "The Sun"; For Sumerians he was the judge and law giver and had some fertility attributes; For Semites he was a victorious warrior, god of wisdom; Son of Sin; Husband/Brother to Ishtar

Shullat: Divine herald of storm and bad weather in ancient Mesopotamia

Shulpae: Mesopotamian God who presided over feasts

Shutu: Sumerian God of the south-wind; God of illness and sicknesses

Sibzianna: Sumerian Star-God (Orion)

Siduri: Divine wine maker and brewer

Silili: Babylonian divine mare; Mother of all horses

Sin: Known as the Sumerian Moon-god Nanna; He is the chief astral deity; Son of Enlil and Ninlil; Father to Utu-Shamash and Ishtar; Lord of the Calendar; Fixing the seasons; Vegetation deity; Patron of Fertility; With Shamash and Hadad he makes up the second triad of Mesopotamian Gods

Sulpa'e: Sumerian Fertility God; Personification of the planet Jupiter; Patron of Wild animals

Tammuz: Akkadian vegetation god; Counterpart of the Sumerian Dumuzi; Symbol of Death and rebirth in nature; Son of Ea; Husband of Ishtar

Tiamet: In Babylonian Myth, Tiamet is a large, bloated female dragon; She personifies the saltwater ocean, the Water of Chaos; She is the primordial mother of all that exists; Consort of Apsu

Ummanu: The Seven Sages who wrote the great poems

Umunmutamkag: Babylonian Deity who presents the offerings to the Gods

Usma: Two-faced attendant of Ea

Uttu: Sumerian Spider Goddess of weaving and clothing; Daughter of Enki and Nindurra

Utu: Ancient Sumerian Sun-God/fertility/judgement and law giving; He corresponds to Shamash; He was created by Enlil

Zababa: Akkadian God of War; Consort of the Goddess Ishtar

Zakar: Babylonian god of dreams

Zappu: Babylonian Deities of the Pleiades

Zaqar: Sumerian God of nighttime visions or dreams

Zarpanit: Ancient Sumerian/Babylonian Goddess (also known as Beltia); Consort of Marduk

Zisutra: Sumerian Priest-King during the great flood

Zu: Sumerian/Akkadian divine storm bird; He is the personification of the southern wind and thunder clouds