Nanna
MEANING
ORIGIN
Scandinavian
ETYMOLOGY
Derived from Old Norse 'Nanna', a goddess in Norse mythology.
CULTURAL NOTES
Nanna is known in Norse mythology as the wife of Baldur, a god associated with beauty and love.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Nanna appears in Norse sagas and the Poetic Edda as a figure of devotion and tragedy.
MEANING
ORIGIN
Mesopotamian
ETYMOLOGY
Nanna was an ancient Mesopotamian deity associated with the moon.
CULTURAL NOTES
In Sumerian mythology, Nanna is the god of the moon and wisdom, often depicted with a crescent symbol.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Nanna was worshipped in the Sumerian city of Ur, and his temple was a significant religious center.
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