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and karabu ("great, mighty").

Salomon Karppe (1897) glossed Babylonian karâbu as "propitious" rather than "mighty".

Stephen Herbert Langdon (1923) in his The Babylonian Epic of Creation, said: "karubu has the same meaning as karibu, 'one who prays', an image of a mythical monster placed at the gates of temples and palaces. This 'intercessor', a figure of a mythical monster, is clearly identical with the Hebrew kerub, cherub."

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