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Also known as ’Ēl, Il, ’Il, Ilāh, El (Deity)
Northwest Semitic word for "god"
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Within Vinony's link graph, El is referenced by 445 other articles, and connects out to Hebrew, Astarte and Hadad.
It sits within the topics Baal, Book of Deuteronomy and Book of Genesis.
Its subject is documented across 43 Wikipedia language editions.
Key facts
- Other names
- Adon Ilim
- Venerated in
- Ancient Semitic religion
- Abode
- Mount Lel
- Symbol
- Bull
- Region
- Levant (particularly Canaan ) and Anatolia
- Consort
- Asherah /Athirat Other wives
- Children
- Anat Ashtar Baal Mot Shahar Shalim Shapash Yahweh Yam , (Ugarit religions) Athtart ? Hadad ? 70 sons in total
- Syrian
- Dagon
- Mesopotamian
- Anu , Enlil
- Hurrian
- Kumarbi
- Roman
- Saturn
- Greek
- Cronus , Poseidon
via Wikipedia infobox
Wikidata facts
Show 5 more facts
- different from
- El
- native label
- ܐܠ
- Commons category
- El (deity)
- nickname
- לטפן אל בעל הלב
- topic's main category
- Category:El (deity)
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Connections
Categories
BaalBook of DeuteronomyBook of GenesisCanaanite religionCattle deitiesCattle in religionConceptions of GodCreator godsDeities in the Hebrew BibleEl (deity)GodHebrew words and phrases in the Hebrew BibleHorned godsLevantine mythologyNames of God in ChristianityNames of God in JudaismNational godsPhoenician mythologyPoseidonSky and weather godsTutelary godsUgaritic deitiesWest Semitic gods