Damgalnuna
Damgalnuna is a Mesopotamian goddess, primarily worshipped in the city of Uruk. Her name is often interpreted as "great damgal," a title suggesting a significant or authoritative female deity. She is frequently associated with Enlil, the chief god of the Sumerian pantheon, and is sometimes referred to as his consort or daughter. Her husband is also identified as Lugalbanda, a legendary king of Uruk.
Damgalnuna's cult center was located in Uruk, where she was venerated alongside other important deities. She
Her epithets often highlight her nurturing or protective aspects. She is sometimes depicted as a mother figure,