Dumuzi

[doo-moo-zee]

noun

1. the Sumerian god of pastures and vegetation: the consort of Inanna.

Example Sentences

Tammuz, the Babylonian "Dumuzi," was the god of spring vegetation, who dies, going down to Hades, and revives again with each returning summer.

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Thus the crab is a figure of ‘the darkness power’ which seized the Accadian solar hero, Dumuzi, and ‘which is constantly represented in monstrous and drakontic form.’

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But Izdubar, in his pride, rejected the love of the goddess; he insulted her and taunted her with having loved Dumuzi and others before him.

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Tammuz is Dumuzi, “the true son,” or more fully, Dumuzi-absu, “true son of the waters.”

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Thus the crab is a figure of ‘the darkness power’ which seized the Akkadian solar hero, Dumuzi, and ‘which is constantly represented in monstrous and drakontic form.’

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