Harutavi
Harutavi is a term that appears in ancient Mesopotamian mythology, specifically within Sumerian and Akkadian traditions. It is most famously associated with the epic poem "Gilgamesh," though its exact nature and role have been subject to scholarly interpretation. Harutavi is often depicted as a monstrous or divine figure, sometimes described as a consort or female counterpart to a more prominent deity, or as an independent entity embodying certain destructive or chaotic forces.
Some interpretations suggest Harutavi might be linked to the underworld, a realm of the dead, or to