Enki (Mesopotamian god)

Enki, known as Ea in Akkadian tradition, is a prominent Mesopotamian deity associated with wisdom, water, creation, and magic. As a god of freshwater, he was believed to have authority over rivers, lakes, and groundwater, symbolizing life and fertility. Enki was also revered as a wise mediator, helping gods and humans with guidance, craft, and knowledge. In myth, he often plays a key role in shaping the world and supporting humanity, representing intelligence, problem-solving, and the nurturing aspect of water’s life-giving power. His influence underscores the importance of wisdom and sustaining life in Mesopotamian culture.