What is another word for hammurapi?
Pronunciation: [hˈamjʊɹˌapi] (IPA) 
Hammurapi, also known as Hammurabi or Hammurabi I, was an ancient Babylonian king who ruled from 1792 BCE to 1750 BCE. Hammurapi is famous for creating the code of laws known as Hammurabi's Code, which was one of the earliest and most comprehensive legal systems in history. Synonyms for the name Hammurapi include Hammurabi, Ammurapi, and Khammurabi. These variations of the name are commonly used in academic literature and research, and are often interchangeable depending on the context. Regardless of the name used, Hammurapi remains an important historical figure and his Code of Laws is still studied and referenced today.
