Geography/Culture: Sumerian, Babylonian. Her name is mentioned in a (Babylonian) cuneiform version of the Gilgamesh epic circa 1750 BCE. Internal evidence suggests the text is a copy of an Akkadian composition circa 2100-2000 BCE. A neo-Babylonian text from Eridu mentions Her.
Description: Almighty gentle Mother; Goddess of earth and birth; Creatrix of the seed of humanity; Creatrix of humanity from Her own muddy substance; She Who takes the clay of creatures in Her fingers; She Who washes Her hands before She pinches off clay; {Matron of figure representation and potters}.
To Whom Sacred: {pottery}; the numbers 2, 7, 14; baked birth-brick.
Male Associates: She is said to have produced with Marduk, the seeds of humanity; from clay She created the hero Gilgamesh, and subsequently his double Enkidu. They were conceived after the image of Anu.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps also called Amadubad, ----, below.
• Transliteration variant: Aru.
• If the meaning of Her name is correct She may be distantly related to Thracian Cotytto, Cup-of-Life, Who is linked to Bendis, Wave-of-the-Deep.
• She seems to resemble Eve, Mother-of-All-Living.
• Title of Mami, Mother, below.
• Title: Nagar-Saga, Framer-of-the-Fetus, Who is linked with Ossipago, Bone-Strengthener.
• Nin-Kharsag, Mountain-Queen, is also called Aruru, {Bright-Mother-of-the-Hollow}.
• She may be identical with Zarpanit, Silver-Shining,

Geography/Culture:
Description:

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps a title or aspect of Aruru, {Bright-Mother-of-the-Hollow}. above.
• Alternate name for Mami, Mother, below.

Geography/Culture: Sumerian, Babylonian. [Assyrian for sure].
Description: All mighty All-Mother; Lapis crowned Creatress and Queen of earth; Creatress of the seed of humankind; Sorceress; She Whose name is called upon by women during labour; She Who was assisted by Nammu, The-Sea, in forming the human-race.
She subsequently became a warrior Goddess; protectress of fields and their harvest.
Invocations, Pleas, Hymns and Other Homage to HER: Mami.
To Whom Sacred: a corner in every tilled field left wild in Her honour; lion (which in later times She is portrayed as standing or riding on); clay; lapis; baked-brick (used as a pillow by Sumerian women when giving-birth and thereby sharing in Her power); the numbers 7 and 14 (the number of self-images She formed of clay at creation, 7 becoming women and 7 men); fanatici (Her eunuch priests who danced to trumpet and tambourine, wounding themselves in Her honour).
Male Associates: son Ninurta; consort Ea-Ninigiku.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• {Transliteration?} variant: Ama.
• Also called Amadubad, ----, above.
• She is also called Aruru. Bright-Mother-of-the-Hollow, above. 1/190.
• Her fanatici seem to relate Her to Cybele, She-with-the-Axe, and Her Galloi.
• Perhaps also called Ma, Mother, {if Ma is different from Mami, Mother}.
• A later form of Her is known as Cappadocian Mah, Great-Goddess--.
• She became Roman Bellona, {Lady-of-War}.
• Variant Mama, or perhaps a variant of Ma.
• Possibly Her name is a variant of, {or at least philologically related to} Mammetum, ----, below.
• Perhaps title Nagar-Saga, Frammer-of-the-Fetus, Who is linked with Ossipagom, Bone-Strengthener. {According to source BGH 212, this is also (ie: not perhaps) a title of Mama.}
• Also called Nin-Mah, Lady-Mother.
• Title Nin-Dum, Lady-of-Procreation, below.
• Title Nin-Sikilla, Pure-Queen, Who is linked with Dam-Kina, Lady-of-the-Earth.
• She was assisted in the forming of humanity by Summerian Nammu, The-Sea, Who is linked with Tiamat, Primeval-Being, (perhaps with Her waters).

Geography/Culture: ?

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Variant, or alternate name for Cappadocian Ma, Mother, Who is linked with Bellona, Lady-of-War.
• Perhaps a variant of Mammetum, ----, below,

Geography/Culture: Babylonian.
Description: Maker of fate; She who determines life and death, "...but of death, its days She does not reveal".

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps varianat Mamitu, ----, above.

Geography/Culture: Sumerian, Babylonian.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Title of Mami, Mother, above.

Geography/Culture: Summerian, Babylonian.
Male Associate: Her son Ninurta, named Her queen of a mountain, hursag, he had heaped up.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Then this must be a form of Nin-Kharsag, Mountain-Queen.
• Probably a variant of Nin-Makh, Great-Lady, below.

Geography/Culture: Sumerian, Babylonian.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Alternate name for, or title of, Mami, Mother, above.
• Alternate name for, or title of Nin-Kharsag, Lady-of-the-Mountain.
• Title of Nin-Lil, Lady-of-Power, Who is linked with Zarpanit, Silver-Shining.
• Probably a variant of Nin-Mah, {Great-Lady}, above.

Geography/Culture: Sumerian, Babylonian.
Description: Goddess of childbirth.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Daughter of Nin-Kharsag, Lady-of-the-Mountain.
• Probably variant of Nin-Tu, Lady-Life-Giver, below.

Geography/Culture: Sumerian, Babylonian.
Description: Goddess of the earth, conception and childbirth; Matron of procreation; the Pure-Virgin; Serpent Goddess.
{She really doesn't seem to be in the right place}

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Mah, Great-Goddess, (Who is linked with Roman Bellona, Lady-of-War), is explicitly identified with Nin-Tu. {There is information currently under Mah, Who is linked with Roamn Bellona, Lady-of-War. But the proper cross-reference may be more appropriately Aruru, {Bright-Mother-of-the-Hollow}. above}.
• As Creatrix Bau, Space, (Who is linked with Gula-Bau, Great-Physician), is identified with Her.
• It is said that the name of Hannahannas, Grandmother, is ideologically written: Nin.Tu, presumably another transliteration variant. {But I must say I really do not understand what this means.}
• Variant Nin-Tud, NYN-T1D.
• Variant Nin-tur.
• Perhaps variant of Nin-Ti, Lady-of-the-Rib-of-Life, above.
• Title of Nin-Kharsag, Queen-of-the-Mountain. {Some confusion here, clarify}.
• Nin-Sikilla, Pure-Queen, (Who is linked with Dam-Kina, Lady-of-the-Earth), assumed this name at the moment of conception.
• Variant: Nintu.
• Also called Sentu, ----.