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Kabta,
inscribed dkab-ta, dka-ab-ta, dTA-gu-nû, or
later dTAxMI, was a
rather obscure Mesopotamian deity who
appears in
texts and
seals of the second...
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Kabta,
Idlib (Arabic: كبته) is a
Syrian village located in
Armanaz Nahiyah in
Harem District, Idlib.
According to the
Syria Central Bureau of Statistics...
- to Venus,
Ninsianna was ****ociated with Inanna. Furthermore, the
deity Kabta appears alongside Ninsianna in many texts, but the
character of the relation...
- "Khapta" (Arabic: خبطة,
ḵabṭa) is a song by French-Algerian
rapper Heuss l'Enfoiré
featuring vocals from
French rapper Sofiane. It was
released on 8 March...
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According to
those texts she was
married to the
general and
physician Ŝu-
Kabta. This
connection is
never explicitly mentioned within the texts, but can...
- Tur Laha
Armanaz Subdistrict Armanaz Biret Armanaz Bsaliya Dweila Ghafar Hafasraja Haj
Jomaa Kabta Kuwaro - Umm
Elriyah Millis Quneitra Sheikh Yousef...
- to
exert a
calming influence on Erra, the god of rage and violence.
Kabta Kabta was a
deity commonly paired with Ninsianna.
Kakka Maškan-šarrum Kakka...
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historically notable members of this
profession who
performed them
including Šu-
kabta, Nawir-ilum and Ubartum. She also
worshiped in Ur in a
temple of Gula. She...
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deities listed are
Ninegal and
various astral deities, such as
Ninsianna and
Kabta.
Tablet IV also most
likely originally included Dumuzi and
Nanaya sub-sections...
- Garšana with her doctor/general
husband Šu-
Kabta (son of Naram-ili) who was in
charge of Garšana. Šu-
Kabta, who is
known to have had a
larger residence...
