Geography/Culture: Mesopotamia: Hittite, Hebraic.
Linguistic note: Eve from Latin Eva, from Greek transliteration of the Hebrew letters HWH, which are also transcribed as Hawwah. The word Hawwah is related to the Aramean hayyatum, 'serpent'. The name Eve and the words 'serpent' and 'life' are all derived from the same root in Arabic.
Description: Goddess of earth, Who by bearing life brings destiny and death; Giver of the boon of resurrection in the form of rebirth; Creatrix of all manifested forms; Mother-womb; clay-moulding Mother of humanity, "in pairs She completed them"; Life-giver; Matron of mother kin-ship; Instructress of humanity, especially in the rituals of death; Ruler of the sensual and perceptive part of human nature; All women are Her daughters.
To Whom Sacred: apple (originally, of immortality); the tree of life [apple-tree?]; serpent (symbol of sensual pleasure); red-clay.
Male Associates: the Serpent; consort Adam, Man, sons Cain, ---- , and Abel, Born-Only-to-Die.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Compare with Babylonian Aa, Great-Mother.
• Tantric equivalent Adita-Eva,1DYT1-AV1, The-Very-Beginning.
• Her clay-working suggests an origin in Sumerian Aruru, {Bright-Mother-of-the-Hollow}.
  Alternate meanings:
• Mother of Avan, 1V1N, ----, by Adam, Man.
• Mother of Azura, 1ZQR1, ----, by Adam.
• Turkish and Mongol equivalent: Edji, ----.
• Greek transliteration of the Hebrew HWH: Eua, AU1.
• Roman transliteration of the Greek: Eva, ]V1, or Eve, AVA.
• Havvah, transliteration variant of Hawwah.
• Aramean variant: Hawah.
• Hebraic form: Hawwah, X*U*, see Eve's Linguistic note.
• Hittite: Hawwah, Life.
• Hawwa, variant of Hawwah.
• Greek derivative: Hebe, Virgin-Mother-Earth, Who is linked with Roman Juventas, Youthfulness.
• Her name may be cognate with Anatolian Hepat, Earth-Mother, with Whom She is, anyway, equated by some.
• Mesopotamian variant: Heveh.
• Persian (Iranian) equivalent: Hvoh, The-Earth.
• She is also called: Ishah, ----. Could this title bear any relation to the name Ishtar, Light-Giving?
• Some say equivalent to Hindustani Jiva, Existing, Who is linked with Thou, The-Self-Addressed.
• Transliteration variant: Khawwah.
• Eve, Mother-of-All-Living, is also called: Naamah, Pleasant, below.
• Assyrian variant: Nin-Eveh, Holy-Lady-of-Life, below.

Geography/Culture: Hebraic. Canaanite.
Description: Goddess of seduction, sexuality and music.
Adopted by the Hebrews as sexually irresistable, sea-living, demon Queen; Stealer of semen for the creation of demon children; Strangler of sleeping babies.
To Whom Sacred: cymbals.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• An alternate name for, or originally a title of Astart, Conceiving-Womb, in which form She was a Demoness.
• Alternate name for Eve, Mother-of-All-Livingabove.
• Apparently a variant Nahemah.
• Apparently a variant: Namrael.

Geography/Culture: Assyrian.
Description: Eponym of the city of Nineveh.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• A form of Eve, Mother-of-All-Living, above.
• See also Nin-Anna, {Lady-of-Heaven}, Who is linked with Anne, Gracious-One.