Adad in Akkadian an Ishkur in Sumerie an Hadad in Aramaic are the names o the storm-god in the Babylonie-Assirie pantheon. Aw three are uisually written bi the logogramdIM. The Akkadian god Adad is cognate in name an functions wi northwast Semitic god Hadad.
In Akkadian, Adad is kent as Ramman ("Thunderer") cognate wi AramaicRimmon which wis a byname o the Aramaic Hadad an aw. Ramman wis umwhile incorrectly taken bi mony scholars tae be an unthirlt Babylonie god later identifeed wi the Amorite god Hadad.
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