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According to http://www.answers.com/topic/semitic-deity-1: Namtar, Namtaru - (Sumerian and Akkadian) a demon personifying death; messenger of the underworld goddess Ereshkigal bringing death to mankind Ningishzida - (Babylonian) an underworld deity; patron of medicine Persephone - (Greek) Daughter of Demeter, goddes of grain. She is the goddes of spring

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What pantheon are you referring to?

Greek: Persephone

Finnish: Kalma

Etruscan: Alpanu

Babylonian: Belet-Seri

Roman: Laverna

Some more can be found here, but not all of them are true Underworld Goddesses.

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As it is used in the NYT crossword puzzle for Oct 16, it appears to be ante Actually, you might have missed the point. The theme of the puzzle was the Hollywood Walk of Fame and some answers contained the word "star" in a single block. Thus, the answer is not ante, but a'star'te. Still a stupid clue, though, in my opinion! But heck, the author is only 15, so I'll cut him some slack. Agreed. I saw the answers today and it still took me awhile to figure it out. I had a sense that the across answer was "no starch", but assumed there was an abbreviated notation used in laundries. Oh, well. I'll get 'em next time.

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