👉 Udabaa was a pagan god in ancient Mesopotamia, associated with fertility rites, animals, and healing. The word "u-dab-a" comes from Arabic, meaning "man's wife," hence its original reference to female worship. In the Bible, this term is often used metaphorically to describe an individual who has not yet attained a divine status or understanding of their identity as God's chosen one, but who shares in the divinity of the person being worshipped.
