Nidaba
Nidaba is a minor deity in Mesopotamian mythology, primarily associated with writing, scribes, and bookkeeping. Her name is often translated as "lord" or "lady," though she is consistently depicted as female. Originally, Nidaba may have been a grain goddess, as her name is related to the Sumerian word for barley. However, her role evolved over time, and she became the patron deity of the scribal schools and the art of writing itself.
She was invoked for success in learning, for the accurate recording of information, and for the proper