Geography/Culture: Assyrian, Sumerian, Hebraic.
Linguistic Note: Hebrew lilatu, 'night'.
Description: Shapeshifting Great Goddess of the night, wisdom and judgement; Winged bringer of death, 'The House of Night'; She Who builds Her house in a hollow tree; Beautiful Queen of the Underworld and demons; Child devourer; Emasculator of young men; Lady of the beasts; Storms-bringer.
To Whom Sacred: willow; scritch-owl; lion; horns of cattle; mountain; looped rope/ring and measuring rod (symbols of judgement); four-horned headdress; protective amulets. Shapes: kite, pelican, owl, jackal, wildcat, wolf.
Iconography: winged and nude, wearing four-horned headdress, She holds looped rope or ring and measuring rod in each hand, stands with taloned feet on two reclining lions, on either side of Her an owl. Or She is nude, wingless, with long loose hair, pointed breasts, strongly marked genitals and chained ankles; (lit. descrip) "beautiful woman with long streaming red hair who flys about at night as an owl making away with children".
Male Associates: consorts, Adam and Yaweh.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Her hand-maid, or some say alternate name: Hebraic Ardat-Lili, ----.
• Some suggest She is the ancestress of Athene, I-Have-Come-From-Myself.
• Hecate, has some similar qualities.
• Similar to, and perhaps the origin of: Lamashtu.
• Similar to Lamia, Who is linked with Lamashtu.
• Also called: Hebraic Lilatu, Night, below.
• Also called, or short form: Lili, below.
• Mother of the Lilim, below.
• Perhaps the original form of Her name was: Lilit, below.
• See also: Lillake, below.
• Also called: Ptrotka, Winged-Creature.

Geography/Culture: Hebraic.
Description: Demoness Goddess who ravishes young men at night in lonely places leaving them unsexed.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Alternate name for, or variant, of Lilith, Nocturnal-One, above.

Geography/Culture: Hebraic {? I presume}.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Short form, or alternate name for Lilith, Nocturnal-One.
• Variant Lillu.
• Variant: Lilu.

Geography/Culture: Palestine.
To Whom Sacred: ass (symbol of lechery and cruelty: the Lilim were said to be ass-haunced).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• The Lilim were also known as Empusae, Who are linked with Hecate.
• Daughters of Lilith, Nocturnal-One, , above.
• Name for devotees of Lilith, Nocturnal-One.

Geography/Culture: Assyrian, Sumerian.
Description: Demoness.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• From Whom the personality and name of Lilith, Nocturnal-One, (above), may be derived.

Geography/Culture: Ur. 2000 BC.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Perhaps original form of the name Lilith, Nocturnal-One, above.
• Perhaps a variant of Lilit, above.