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name as "Lady of Subartu". or alternatively "Lady of servants" (or "Lady of Subarian servants") based on another meaning of the second element, subur, "servant," and in reference to her role as a benevolent intercessory deity. Earlier translations, for example Wilfred G. Lambert's from 1976, which relied on two lexical lists from the first millennium BCE explaining it as bel erseti - "lord of the earth" or "lord of the underworld"

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