A temple of Nin-MAR.KI also existed in Girsu. It was considered the second most important sanctuary dedicated to her. It bore the ceremonial name Emunusgisa, "house of the bejeweled woman." Kings who mention it in their inscriptions include Ur-Ningirsu I, Gudea and Shulgi. It was rebuilt by the first and last of them. Attested members of clergy associated with it include a temple administrator and, during the reign of Gudea, lamentation singers. Nin-MAR.KI was also worshiped elsewhere in the state of Lagash, in its eponymous capital, as well as Nina and various dependencies of Guabba, such as Guabba-gula, Pa-Enku and Ḫurim. Her temple in the last of these settlements might have been the Ebarasiga, "house, low dais," though it cannot be ruled out that it was dedicated to another goddess worshiped there, referred to simply as Lamma.
