text: A text describes how this god was brought gifts by a figure repeatedly described as "the wild bull with brindled thighs" named Pabilsag.
full_question: A text describes how this god was brought gifts by a figure repeatedly described as "the wild bull with brindled thighs" named Pabilsag. This god speaks through "The Smasher of Thousands," a flying mace that his son uses to defeat the demon Azag. This god's fertility is praised by an "inspector of canals," Enbilulu, one of the three offspring he conceived in the Underworld. He had a temple at Ekur, and a "Hymn" to this god asserts that his "pure place" is Kiur and that he mapped and built the city of Nippur by himself. A lion-headed bird named Anzu is defeated by this god's son, Ninurta, after that bird steals the Tablets of Destiny from this god. This son of Anu and Ki granted immortality to Utnapishtim after that man was forewarned about a catastrophic event by Enki. For 10 points, identify this Sumerian wind god, whose consort was Ninlil, and who attempted to wipe out humanity with the Great Flood.
first_sentence: A text describes how this god was brought gifts by a figure repeatedly described as "the wild bull with brindled thighs" named Pabilsag.
raw_answer: Enlil [or Ellil]