IM

^dIM (𒀭𒅎), Sumerian Iškur = Akkadian Adad. The IM-sign is the pictogram for 'wind' and is used throughout the Ancient Near East for the name of the storm-god. In Mesopotamia this is Ishkur = Adad, but also Canaanaite (H)addu/(H)adad, also known by his epithet Ba'al ('The Lord') as in the Bible, and Hittite/Hurian Teshub.

Dictionary

Kurtik with Hilder, Hoffmann, Horowitz, Kim

= ^dAdad; the storm god Adad is typically identified with the constellation ^mulNU.MUŠ.DA in cuneiform texts. For examples in MUL.APIN and the Astrolabes see Horowitz 2014: 150.

Sources	Identifications
MUL.APIN. (1) List of the stars of Anu (No. 14), see (Kurtik u11) UGA. (2) List of the stars of Ea (No. 7), see (Kurtik h03) dḪanīš.

Additional

           See also: ^{mul d}IM [ACh Suppl. 2, 72 r. 3]. ccc???

Historical Dictionaries

Kurtik (2022, i06)	Gössmann (1950)
= dAdad; бог грозы Адад, отождествляемый в MUL.APIN с некоторыми созвездиями и звездами. I. Источники. MUL.APIN. (1) Список звезд Ану (№ 14), см. u11UGA. (2) Список звезд Эа (№  7), см. h03dḪanīš. См. также: mul dIM [ACh Suppl. 2, 72 r. 3].	Example

References

• Kurtik's references