Ninimma

Ninimma is a Sumerian fertility goddess associated with female genitalia

Enki and Ninhursag
In the Sumerian myth, Enki and Ninhursag. Enki, the god of water, lays with Ninsar, Lady Greenery, goddess of plants, and also daughter of Enki and his consort Ninhursag, Mother Earth. In this way, water washes upon the shore of Dilmun, the lush Paradise wherein the myth occurs, and produces plants; the plants are subsequently watered. Ninsar is pregnant for nine days, as Ninhursag was with her, and gives birth to Ninurka, Lady Pasture. Ninkura reaches adulthood in nine days, just as Ninsar had, and Enki lays with her; Lady Pasture's pregnancy lasts nine days, and she gives birth to Ninimma. Ninimma, too, finds herself an adult in nine days, and Enki lays with her; after nine days of pregnancy, Ninimma gives birth to Uttu, the spider goddess associated with weaving.

Enki and Ninmah: The Creation of Man
Ninimma is one of the helpers of Ninhursag and Namma in the creation of the first humans in the Sumerian myth Enki and Ninmah: The Creation of Man.