Ninkurra

In Sumerian religion, Ninkurra (Lady Pasture) was a minor mother goddess, daughter of Enki and Ninsar. Mother of Uttu by Enki. In an alternative tradition she was the mother (by Enki) of Ninimma, the deification of the female sex organs.

Ancient Mesopotamian religion
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References

Michael Jordan, Encyclopedia of Gods, Kyle Cathie Limited, 2002

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