To return to the Decan of Mercury.

    As seen in the Corona Australis and Borealis Constellation Names - subject: GU4.AN.NA

From www.lexiline.com, "The heavenly steer (GU4.AN.NA), the god of the (wooden)-tablet (GISH)Le, the Crown of Anu."
• Sumerian AGA dA-nim, (aga₍₃₎, crown + dA-nim, divine father + high, above),
  thus "The Crown of Anu," or "The Crown of the Divine Father From Above."

Ijar.
• From www.lexiline.com it claims,
  • "On the 1st of Ajjaru, the star cluster MUL.MUL (Pleaides), rises and the Scorpion (GIRTAB) sets, visa versa.
  • Then the rise of the Steer of Heaven GU4.AN.NA (Taurus) is oncoming, and the opposite is the Leopard UD.KA.DUCH.A.
  • On the 20th of Ajjaru the (wooden) tablet GISH.Le occurs."

• Sumerian GU4.AN.NA, "The Bull of Heaven," Taurus, seen below in Sumerian breaks down as (gu₄, bull + an, heaven + na, that one, nominative).
  • Sumerian gud, gu₄: domestic ox, bull (regularly followed by rá; cf., gur₍₄₎).
    • Sumerian gu₄-ud: to jump; to flutter (reduplication class: gu₄-gu₄-ud); the planet Mercury ('bull' + 'sun').
      • Sumerian gud-am; gu₄-dam: a mythological entity ('bull' + 'wild ox').
    • Sumerian gú-gú-GUD: a type of pea (reduplicated 'chick pea/bean' + 'ox, bull').
    • Sumerian gud-gal-gal: full-grown ox ('bull, ox' + reduplicated 'great').
      • Sumerian gud-du₇(-du₇): unblemished (?) bull; fierce (?) bull ('bull, ox' + 'complete; suitable; to butt, gore, toss').
      • Sumerian gud-dub: ox (recorded) on a tablet ('bull, ox' + 'tablet').
      • Sumerian gud-dun-a: subordinate ox ('bull, ox' + 'subordinate' + nominative).
      • Sumerian gud-giš: work ox ('bull, ox' + 'tool').
      • Sumerian gud-lah₅[DU-DU]: ox driver ('bull, ox' + 'to drive').
      • Sumerian gud-mu-x: x years-old ox ('bull, ox' + 'name, year' + number).
    • Sumerian nínda, inda: flower; funnel; seeding apparatus of the seeder plow; bushel; breeding bull.
  • Sumerian an: n., sky, heaven; the god An; grain ear/date cluster; v., to be high; adj., high.
    • Sumerian an-ki: universe ('sky' + 'earth').
    • Sumerian an-na: tin ('sky' + 'stone').
    • Sumerian an-pa: zenith ('sky' + 'branch' of sun dial ?).
    • Sumerian an-ta: above ('heaven' + 'from').
    • Sumerian an-ta-gál: high, superior ('sky; high' + 'from' + 'to be').
    • Sumerian an-ta...gi₄: to meet ('heaven' + 'from' + 'to return').
    • Sumerian an-ta-sur-ra: a stone ('heaven' + 'from' + 'boundary marker' + a, 'the').
    • Sumerian an-úr: horizon ('sky' + 'base, floor').
    • Sumerian an-za-kàr: tower ('heaven' + 'stone' + 'round, high thing').
  • Sumerian na; ni: he, she; that one.
    • Sumerian ní: self; body.
    • Sumerian ní; ne₄: fear; respect; frightfulness; awe.
    • Sumerian nì: (cf., níg).
    • Sumerian ne: this (one).
  • From www.lexiline.com, "The heavenly steer (GU4.AN.NA) the god of the (wooden)-tablet (GISH)Le, the Crown of Anu.    Taurus, the steer, is the Sumerian GU4.AN.NA, 'steer.'    Sumerian GISH.LE, means 'wooden'.    Note the a Tauri (Aldebaran) and the Hyades."
    • Under Sagittarius in Corona Australis is the Sumerian AGA dA-NIM, "The Crown of Anu."
• In Sumerian Myth, Ereshkigal's (sometimes referenced as the wife of Nergal) husband Gugalana, was the Bull of Heaven.    Some sources claim the Sumerians had a "bull of light."
• Babylonian-Assyrian Alap-same: "Bull-of-Heaven" or "Strong Wild-Bull" and "Great-Horned Bull."
  • The Assyrians "Winged Lion-Bull" with a human head (possible Genii) is found at the doorway at Nimrud (Calah), which was a city built originally by Nimrod (Gen. 10:6-12).
• Sumero-Akkadian Gu.ud an.na, which could only come from the Sumerian gu₄-ud: to jump; to flutter (reduplication class: gu₄-gu₄-ud); the planet Mercury, Akkadian shihtu, "Jumping."
  • From www.lexiline.com, "Sumerian d.GU4.d.UD, 'steer of the sun,' or the 'child of the sun.'    Mercury is (LU.BAD) GU4.UD, called d.MASH. LU.BAD is 'morning star.'"
  • Another source states Mercury is called Kokah.
    • Unsure of a Hebrew Kokah, but is likely called by Neba, the tutelary deity of Borsippa (Isaiah 46:1, Nebo), shun in the sky as Mercury.
      • Hebrew n^eba' (Chald.), neb-aw', corresponding to Heb. naba', naw-baw', a primary root to prophecy, make self a prophet, thus prophecy.
      • Nebo (ne'bo).
        • Hebrew N^ebow, neb-o', probably of foreign derivative, Nebo, the name of a Babylonian deity, also of a mountain in Moab, and of a place in Palestine.
    • One source claims this is the Egyptian PIL PE(da)-SED(is)-AIR-ri-is.
    • Sumerian PA.BIL.SAG.    Other Sumerian names are (LU.BAD) GU4.UD, with (LU.BAD) meaning "moving star," used for Saturn and Mercury.    It is called d.MASH and also d.GU4.d.UD, meaning, "steer of the sun," or "child of the sun."