Nanna (goddess)

Nanna, also known as Nanna-Sin or Sin, is an ancient Mesopotamian goddess associated with the moon. She was considered a benevolent deity who watched over the night, providing guidance and stability. As the wife of the sun god Shamash and mother of the moon god Sin, Nanna played a key role in the Mesopotamian pantheon, representing the lunar cycles that influenced agriculture, timekeeping, and religious festivals. Her worship emphasized her importance in balancing cosmic forces and maintaining order within the universe.