Ningal Ningal

Ningal - Definition and Overview

Nanna is a god in Sumerian mythology, god of the moon, son of Enlil and Ninlil. His sacred city was Ur. He was named Sin by the Babylonians and was also worshipped by them in Harran. His wife was Ningal ('Great Lady') who bore him Utu 'Sun' and Inana and in some texts Ishkur.


Nanna is a goddess in Norse mythology, the daughter of Nep and wife of Baldur. She and Baldur are both Aesir and live together in Briedablik in Asgard. With Baldur, she was the mother of Forseti and Brono.


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Example Usage of Ningal

akashkaysajith: Swapnangal Swapnangal.. Ningal swarga kumaarrikkal allo.. I miss sid.. I really miss him now :(
Kuruvi89: @asin_thottumkal Ningal rEal aano?
smithumr: @ShashiTharoor ,enthu konddaanu sir,keralathinu vendiyanenkilum,Ningal ,mp ,group thiriyunnath
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