Ninlil is a goddess from ancient Mesopotamian mythology, specifically associated with the city of Nippur. She is often regarded as the goddess of the air and is linked to the wind. Ninlil is the wife of the god Enlil, who is the ruler of the air and storms, and together they play significant roles in the pantheon of Sumerian deities. In myths, Ninlil is known for her nurturing qualities and is often depicted as a mother figure. Her stories highlight themes of love, fertility, and the importance of the natural elements. Ninlil's worship was integral to the religious practices of the Sumerians, reflecting their reverence for the forces of nature.