Nintu
Nintu, also known as Ninhursag, Ninmah, and Mami, is a prominent goddess in Mesopotamian mythology, particularly in Sumerian and Akkadian traditions. Her primary role is that of a mother goddess and a creator deity, often associated with the earth, mountains, and childbirth. She is considered a mother to many gods and goddesses and is sometimes depicted as the wife of Enlil or Anu, the chief gods of the Sumerian pantheon.
One of Nintu's most significant roles is her involvement in the creation of humanity. According to some
Nintu's iconography varies, but she is frequently depicted as a woman, sometimes adorned with headdresses or