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ashir

/ˈæʃ.ɪr/

Traducción: Nombre propio referido al dios principal de los asirios, asociado con la destreza militar y el imperio, a menudo identificado con el dios babilonio Anshar.

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noun

/ˈæʃ.ɪr/formal
  • esNombre propio referido al dios principal de los asirios, asociado con la destreza militar y el imperio, a menudo identificado con el dios babilonio Anshar.

A proper noun referring to the chief god of the Assyrians, associated with military prowess and empire, often identified with the Babylonian god Anshar.

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  1. Chief Assyrian deityC2formal

    The principal god of the Assyrian pantheon, associated with military strength, empire, and kingship; often linked with the Babylonian god Anshar.

    esAshur (dios principal asirio)

    • The ancient Assyrians worshipped Ashir as their supreme god.
    • Inscriptions from Nineveh describe Ashir granting victory in battle.
    • The temple of Ashir was the most important religious site in the Assyrian Empire.

    Sinónimosashurassur