dagan (Meaning)
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dagan (n)
god of agriculture and earth; counterpart of Phoenician Dagon
Synonyms & Antonyms of dagan
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dagan Sentence Examples
- Dagan was a revered deity in ancient Mesopotamian mythology.
- The archaeologists unearthed a statue dedicated to the god Dagan during their excavation.
- Dagan's temple was a center of religious activities in the ancient city.
- According to myth, Dagan was often depicted as a god of agriculture and fertility.
- The rituals performed in honor of Dagan were crucial for ensuring bountiful harvests.
- Offerings of grain and livestock were commonly made to Dagan by the ancient Sumerians.
- Dagan's influence extended beyond agriculture; he was also associated with prosperity and abundance.
- The priests of Dagan played a significant role in the religious life of the community.
- Legends spoke of Dagan's power to bring rain and ensure the fertility of the land.
- The annual festival dedicated to Dagan was a joyous occasion celebrated by all in the city.
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god of agriculture and earth; counterpart of Phoenician Dagon
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Dagan was a revered deity in ancient Mesopotamian mythology.
The archaeologists unearthed a statue dedicated to the god Dagan during their excavation.
Dagan's temple was a center of religious activities in the ancient city.
According to myth, Dagan was often depicted as a god of agriculture and fertility.
