Geography/Culture: Sumerian, Babylonian.
Linguistic Note: See Nin in the glossary. The rest of Her name, -Kharsag, stands in some relationship to Im-khar-sag, Storm-Mountain, the staged tower or sacred edifice at Nippur. See also Har linguistic notes, qv Kilili-Mushritu.
Description: Great Goddess, Mother of the earth; Creatress of humanity; Creative principal of fertility and fecundity; Creatress of the Divinities of healing; Matron of birth and rebirth; She Who advises on matters of marriage protocol; Giver of curses.
Perhaps, under some other name She was the "great primordial principle of fertility and fecundity" first worshipped by the Sumerians which was quickly dispersed into a crowd of divinities.
To Whom Sacred: snake; dog; [fox]; headress of leaves with rays on each side; the number 8 (plants She created from Enki's seed).
Male Associate: She calls Enki Her brother. {I think Her son must be Ninurta.}

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Also called Aruru, {Bright-Mother-of-the-Hollow}.
• Mother of Nin-Hurra, below.
• Variant Nin-Hursag.
• Perhaps variant: Nin-Kharak, Lady-of-the-Mountain, below.
• Variant Nin-Khursag.
• Variant Nin-Kharsagga.
• Title of Nin-Lil, Lady-of-Power, Who is linked with Zarpanit, Silver-Shining.
• Also called Nin-Makh, Great-Lady, who is linked with Aruru.
• Mother of: Nin-Mu, Nin-Makh, below.
• Mother of: Nin-Sar, see below.
• Mother of: Nin-Sig, see below.
• Title assumed by Nin-Sikilla, linked with Dam-Kina, when about to give birth.
• Mother of: Nin-Ti, linked under Dam-kina.
• Also called: Nin-Tu, linked with Dam-Kina, possibly a variant of Ninti.

Geography/Culture: Sumer.
Male Associates: rand-Daughter and Daughter of Enki, who was also Her lover.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Daughter of Nin-Mu, below.
• Mother of Uttu, by Her grand-father/father Enki.

Geography/Culture: Babylonian.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Variant Nin-Kurra.
• One might suppose Her name to be a variant of Nin-Durra, above, if it wasn't that Nin-Hurra, and Nin-Durra have different Mothers.
• Daughter of Nin-Kharsag, Lady-of-the-Mountain, above.
• Mother of Uttu, but see above under Nin-Durra's cross-references.

Geography/Culture: Babylonian.
Description: Goddess of healing.
To Whom Sacred: dog.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• A title of Gula, Who is linked with Gula-Bau, Great-Physician.
• Her name was adopted as a title of Ishtar, Light-Giving.
• Perhaps a variant of Nin-Kharsag.
• Variant Nin-Karrak.

Geography/Culture: Sumerian.
Description: Goddess of vegetation.
Male Associate: father and lover, Enki.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Mother of Nin-Durra, above, by Enki.
• Daughter of Nin-Kharsag, Lady-of-the-Mountain, (above), by Enki.
• Also called Nin-Sar, ----, below.

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

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Also called Nin-Mu, above.
• Daughter of Nin-Kharsag, Lady-of-the-Mountain, above.
• Perhaps Nin-Sig, (below), is a variant transcription.

Geography/Culture: ?

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Daughter of Nin-Kharsag, Lady-of-the-Mountain, above.
• Perhaps a transcription variant of Nin-Sar, above.