Sumerian word Dingir was inherited in Mongolian word Tenger which means Sky God.

The Sumerian word "Dingir" (𒀭) is an important term in the context of ancient Mesopotamian language and culture. "Dingir" translates to "god" or "goddess" and is often used as a determinative in cuneiform writing to indicate divine status. It can also mean "sky" or "heaven," reflecting the divine nature of the deities associated with the heavens. The symbol itself is a cuneiform sign that prefaces the names of deities, marking them as gods or goddesses.