Cuneiform Sun, Star, Glowing Signs
AN (orderly sun god)
Image: A glowing object
Definition: God AN, divine-ones - The sun as the largest glowing object visible from the earth. As plural it can represent all glowing objects and be an epithet for all the divine powers. AN is the orderly masculine connective power of the Ancient Pagan Paradigm which represents the network which in turn is edited by his companion female power, INANNA. Sumerian texts call AN "harvest-chief" and "plant-grower."
He needs to be contrasted with the chaotic network power Bu or Bau who is represented as a bull. Bu represents the rainstorms and thus brings the rains. Previously, this cuneiform sign was assumed to be a star but that is incorrect based upon the latest text translations done to the scholar's standard.
MUL
Image: 3 glowing objects
Definition: (noun) glowing-one, (verb) to radiate, to glow, glowing-things (like constellations, planets, meteors)
AMA
Image: Top view of room having opening in corner and filled with life-power
Definition: mother (vessel of new life-power)
ID4, ID8, ITUD, ITID, IT4, ITU, ITI, A.X26
Image: Top shows fluid flow (A) over the moon (X26)
Meaning: moon-month, moon, calendar
X26
Image: Glowing object within a plot of land probably representing the sky shell
Meaning: moon
GU
Image: Top is storage pot having an opening. Bottom is watery-sun
Definition: divine network, thread; net, snare
KEŠ2
Image: Side view of layers of Ancient Pagan Paradigm which are
- Watery-Sun (spiritual powers),
- Space containing cloth toga (network),
- Space containing grain stalks (earth)
Definition: tether, to tether
UB
Image: trapping net or corral which confuses an animal
Definition: corner, to corner, to trap