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anunnaki

/ˌɑː.nuːˈnɑː.ki/

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noun

/ˌɑː.nuːˈnɑː.ki/formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее группу могущественных вавилонских духов земли или гениев, которые служили прислужниками богов в древней месопотамской мифологии.

A noun referring to a group of powerful Babylonian earth spirits or genii, who served as servitors to the gods in ancient Mesopotamian mythology.

proper noun

  1. C2formal

    A group of powerful ancient Mesopotamian deities or spirits, often considered as servants or offspring of the principal gods.

    ruАнуннаки

    • The Anunnaki were believed to judge the souls of the dead in the underworld.
    • Ancient texts describe the Anunnaki as both creators and judges of humanity.
    • The epic of Gilgamesh references the Anunnaki as powerful beings.
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  • anunnaki's possessive singular form