İnanna
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İnanna ya zi İştar (pê Sumerki: 𒈹), jû Homa maykiya ke demê Sumeri de merdıman ibadetê ae kerdêne. İnanna homay bereket, eşq, sinayış u zanayışi biya. Ae merkezê kulti ke Uruk de ca gırewtêne, oca Homa serêne biya. Sumero antik de jûya Homanê gırdan biya.
Namey ae kışta rıçıki ra Sumerkio, zey cêniya cenete areze beno. Nuştışê mıxi de 𒈹 yani 𒊩𒌆 (cêniye) u 𒀭 (asmên) yeno nuştış.
Mitolociya Akadan de cı rê vanê İştar. Mitolociya Sumeri de İnanna, Gılgamışi sinena, ema Gılgamış ae nêsineno. Coka ae şına pêrê xo, vişteraê asmêni wazena ey ra. Pêrê ae ke vişteray dano cı, İştar vişteray erşawena Gılgamışi ser. Viştera pê destê Gılgamışi u Enkidu kışiyeno.
Referansi
[bıvurne | çımeyi bıvurne]- Black, Jeremy (2004). The Literature of Ancient Sumer. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-926311-0.
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- Frymer-Kensky, Tikva Simone (1992), In the Wake of the Goddesses: Women, Culture, and the Biblical Transformation of Pagan Myth, Free Press, ISBN 978-0029108000
- Fulco, William J., S.J. "Inanna." In Eliade, Mircea, ed., The Encyclopedia of Religion. New York: Macmillan Group, 1987. Vol. 7, 145–146.
- Halloran, John A. (2009). "Sumerian Lexicon Version 3.0".
- Maier, John R. (2018). "Gilgamesh and the Great Goddess of Uruk". Suny Brockport Ebooks.
- Stuckey, Johanna (2001), "Inanna and the Huluppu Tree, An Ancient Mesopotamian Narrative of Goddess Demotion", in Devlin-Glass, Frances; McCredden, Lyn (eds.), Feminist Poetics of the Sacred, American Academy of Religion, ISBN 978-0-19-514468-0