My recent vampire Oc
Ziz, he was the Akkadian monarch until he was overthrown and killed by his people. And somehow he was cursed by sumerian ancient god to be immortal. Oh, he's a creative director in the present day btw

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Uttu, the Mesopotamian goddess of weaving, taught mortal women to weave, ushering in a new era in which humans less often froze to death or burned in the sun. Her name means woven in Sumerian & resembles the Akkadian word for spider, ettūtu.

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Uttu, the Mesopotamian goddess of weaving, taught mortal women to weave, ushering in a new era in which humans less often froze to death or burned in the sun. Her name means woven in Sumerian & resembles the Akkadian word for spider, ettūtu.

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pride cape number 12 for akkadians! ~ these are still open for $8/$10 each! the sooner you order, the more chance ill have to get it to you before the month ends ^^

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Uttu, the Mesopotamian goddess of weaving, taught mortal women to weave, ushering in a new era in which humans less often froze to death or burned in the sun. Her name means woven in Sumerian & resembles the Akkadian word for spider, ettūtu.

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According to Sumerian & Akkadian Anzû is a divine Storm-Bird; the personification of stormy winds & This god is most known for the theft of the powerful Tablet of Destinies. Where Ninurta had to raise an army to take on this trickster god.

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-Erra: Exordium-

Explore a world based on Sumerian-Akkadian mythology. Take the role of a scientist who was able to cheat death.



https://t.co/NfPENdeZOc

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Gilgamesh.

The major hero in ancient Mesopotamian mythology and the protagonist of the Epic of Gilgamesh, an epic poem written in Akkadian during the late 2nd millennium BC. He was likely a historical king of the Sumerian city-state of Uruk, who was posthumously deified.

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Among my OCS i have three different ones called some variation of "Nur / Noor" : Nepali Nur ("jewel"), Arabic Noor ("light"), and Akkadian Nur (meaning unknown, it was a famous scribe's rather unique name). I guess i really, really like how it sounds lol.

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This one I maaaaay have gotten a little carried away on, but I do love drawing Zahn, especially seeing as how my art has evolved so much over the years. I saw a wonderful snarl pic done by akkadian on FA, and wanted to try my hand at the pose!

Anyways enjoy!

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Basics of Akkadian & Japanese
- both mix logograms (word signs) & phonetic signs
- both write syllables, not invidual sounds
-…but neither is purely syllabic, often you need two signs for one syllable
- both have signs which can be read in more than one way, depending on context

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Gilgamesh was a major hero in ancient Mesopotamian mythology, and is the protagonist of the Epic of Gilgamesh, an epic poem written in Akkadian during the late 2nd millennium BC. He was also most likely a historical king of the Sumerian city-state of Uruk.

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Then, in 1899, Johann Ulrich Duerst discovered that the word "re'em" it was based on the Akkadian cognate "rimu", meaning "Auroch", the Eurasian wild cattle...This has been "generally" 🙂accepted today as the correct translation, "even among religious scholars" 🙂....

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Shamash // Babylonian God of Justice

Sun God in the Akkadian mythology of the ancient Near East. Associated w/ truth & justice, he was one of the most active gods in the Pantheons, Babylonia & Assyria.

🌸 Shaman King by Hiroyuki Takei 🌸

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Tommy Lightfoot .. "Ishtar, (Akkadian), Sumerian Inanna, in Mesopotamian religion, goddess of war and sexual love. Ishtar is the Akkadian counterpart of the West Semitic goddess Astarte."

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The Akkadian princess Enheduana wasnt only the first poet in history, but the first to sign her name on her works. While her most known poems are of Goddess Inana, she called for female strength and discussed theological topics still argued to this day.

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numerous depictions of the slaying of the bull of heaven occur in extant works of ancient mesopotamian art.[21][10] Representations are especially common on cylinder seals of the akkadian empire (c. 2334 – 2154 BC).[10]

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