Ḫiriḫibi is first mentioned in the proemium, where the narrator praises him and Nikkal. The narrative then switches to the Kotharat, but Ḫiriḫibi reappears...

Nikkal-wa-Ib Major cult center Ugarit Genealogy Parents possibly ḫrḫb (Ḫiriḫibi) (father) Spouse Kušuḫ/Umbu (in Hurro-Hittite sources) Yarikh (in Ugarit)...

dealing with the Kotharat, Yarikh is introduced bargaining with the god Ḫiriḫibi (who is not attested in any other sources) to be granted the permission...

structured Hurrian theonyms include Nabarbi (“she of Nawar”) and possibly Ḫiriḫibi (“he of [the mountain] Ḫiriḫi”). While it has been argued that Aštabi is...

most likely a curved staff and not a sickle or sickle-like sword. Ḫiriḫibi ḫrḫb Ḫiriḫibi is only attested in the myth Marriage of Nikkal and Yarikh. He was...

alone in the god list Anšar = Anum which equates him with Anu. Ḫiriḫibi Ugaritic Ḫiriḫibi (Ḫrḫb) is a god only known from the Ugaritic myth Marriage of...

Marriage of Nikkal and Yarikh as one of the goddesses which according to Ḫiriḫibi Yarikh could marry instead of Nikkal. She is not otherwise attested in...

role in the original text. Nicolas Wyatt's suggestion that the god ḫrḫb (Ḫiriḫibi) known from the Ugaritic myth Marriage of Nikkal and Yarikh corresponds...

Marriage of Nikkal and Yarikh, written in the local alphabetic script, as Ḫiriḫibi, "he of the mountain Ḫiriḫ(i)," On the same basis it has been argued that...