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Ukulla, also
called Ugulla,
Kulla or Kullab, was a
Mesopotamian goddess regarded as the wife of Tishpak. She was
chiefly worshiped in Eshnunna.
Based on...
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attested in the Ur III period) but less
commonly he
could be the
husband of
Ukulla (normally the wife of Tishpak), and
there are also
instances where Ereshkigal...
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bricks and
restoration of temples.
Kulla (goddess), an
alternate name of
Ukulla, a
goddess regarded as the wife of the
Mesopotamian god Tishpak. Kulla,...
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addition to Gula, gu2-la2
might have also been
conflated or
confused with
Ukulla, the wife of Tishpak. A non-standard god list from
Nippur places Abu next...
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homophonous could be
connected to or
confused with Gula and Gu2-la2 was
Ukulla, the
spouse of Tishpak. Furthermore,
Wilfred G.
Lambert has
identified examples...
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judge the patient, with the
other deities mentioned including Tishpak and
Ukulla,
Zababa and Bau,
Ninurta and
Ninnibru and
Ningishzida and Azimua. Elsewhere...
