Deities associated with both Ishara and Saggar include Halma and Tuḫḫitra. Tuḫḫitra is otherwise unknown, and information about Halma is too scarce to determine this deity's gender or character with certainty. Daniel E. Fleming tentatively links Halma with the city of Halab (modern Aleppo), but notes there is no direct evidence for this connection, and that his proposal relies on vague similarity of the deity's name with some alternate spellings of that belonging to the city. Gabriele Theuer assumes that Halma was a female deity and the partner (parhedra) of Saggar.
