Ea is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (dialect) a river
• the Babylonian god of wisdom; son of Apsu and father of Marduk; counterpart of the Sumerian Enki; as one of the supreme triad including Anu and Bel he was assigned control of the watery element
• river

Words related to EA

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Words that contain EA

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How to use EA in a sentence

• Indeed, the Manu myth appears to have been derived from the lost flood story in which Ea figured prominently in fish form as the Preserver.
• The Babylonian Ea cult and the Indian Varuna cult had apparently much in common, as is shown.
• A distinctive and characteristic Sumerian god was Ea, who was supreme at the ancient sea-deserted port of Eridu.
• Another Babylonian deity, named Dagan, is believed to be identical with Ea.
• As a horse he pursued Demeter, the earth and corn goddess, and, like Ea, he instructed mankind, but especially in the art of training horses.
• There can be little doubt but that Ea, as he survives to us, is of later characterization than the first pair of primitive deities who symbolized the deep.
• At Eridu, as we have seen, it was assured by devotion to Ea and obedience to his commands as an instructor.
• One section of the people, who were represented by the worshippers of Ea, appear to have believed that the essence of life was contained in water.
• No doubt the sky god Anu had his solar as well as his lunar attributes, which he shared with Ea.
• Ea then created a man lion, named Nadushu-namir, to rescue Ishtar, giving him power to pass through the seven gates of Hades.
• As the fish, Ea was the offspring of the mother river.
• Among the royal names, recognition was given to Ea and Dagan, Sin, Enlil, and Ishtar, indicating that Sumerian religion in its Semitized form was receiving general recognition.
• He placed beside his own the stations of Enlil and Ea, and on each side he opened mighty gates, fixing bolts on the left and on the right.
• Apparently Ea had conceived in his heart that mankind should be created.
• Although Ea may work spells against her, she is able to thwart him by working counter spells.
• It is possible that in the Babylonian dragon myth the original hero was Ea.
• Arad Ea required a helm for his boat, and Gilgamesh hastened to fashion one from a tree.
• So Gilgamesh and Arad Ea went on their way together, nor paused until they came to a well of pure water.
• According to another account, Ea drew a plan of the great ship upon the sand.
• This Nina, perhaps a form of Damkina, wife of Ea, was the great mother of the Sumerian city of Nina, and there, and also at Lagash, received offerings of fish.
• As the son of Ea he acted as the messenger between Merodach and the god of the deep.
• Like Nebo, Ea is also associated with the irrigation of the fields and with their consequent fertility.
• Sed ea Rossianorum parendi facilitas animum praedae avidum ad maiora audenda impulit.
• The palace of the upper firmament, which he created as heaven, he caused Anu, Bel and Ea to inhabit as their stronghold.
• He established the station of Bel and Ea along with himself.
• After two less-known gods, called Lahmu and Lahamu, come the more familiar figures of later Babylonian writing, Anu and Ea.
• Out of one half of her he forms the heavens, out of the other half the earth, and for the gods Anu and Bel and Ea he makes a heavenly palace, like the abyss itself in extent.
• The God Bel is determined to destroy mankind, and Hasisadra receives directions from Ea to build a ship, and take into it provisions and goods and slaves and beasts of the field.
• The lord of boundless wisdom, Ea, sat with them in council.

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