adad
/ˈeɪ.dæd/noun
formalcommon/ˈeɪ.dæd/incontável · nome próprio
A proper noun referring to the Babylonian god of storms and wind, a significant deity in Mesopotamian mythology.
ruИмя собственное, относящееся к вавилонскому богу бурь и ветра, значительному божеству в месопотамской мифологии.esNombre propio referido al dios babilonio de las tormentas y el viento, deidad importante en la mitología mesopotámica.frNom propre désignant le dieu babylonien des orages et du vent, divinité importante de la mythologie mésopotamienne.deEigenname des babylonischen Wetter-, Sturm- und Windgottes, einer bedeutenden Gottheit der mesopotamischen Mythologie.ptNome próprio que se refere ao deus babilônico das tempestades e dos ventos, uma divindade importante da mitologia mesopotâmica.zh阿达德是美索不达米亚神话中的风暴与风之神,是重要的神祇,掌管天气与风暴。arإله العواصف والرياح في أساطير بلاد الرافدين، وهو من الآلهة الكبرى في الديانة السومرية والأكادية. يُعدّ إلهًا للرعد والمطر والخصوبة والحرب.
- Babylonian god of storms and wind C1 formal
A major deity in ancient Mesopotamian religion, associated with storms, rain, and wind, often depicted as a powerful force of nature.
- The ancient Babylonians prayed to Adad for rain during the dry season.
- Temples dedicated to Adad were built in several Mesopotamian cities.
- Adad was often depicted holding lightning bolts and a thunderbolt.
ruВавилонский бог бурь и ветраesAdad (dios babilónico)frAdad (dieu mésopotamien)deBabylonischer Gott des Sturms und des WindesptDeus babilônico das tempestades e do ventozh巴比伦风暴与风之神arإله العواصف والرياح البابلي
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