Gods |
Description |
Aa |
companion of Ré |
A'ah |
moon deity associated with Osiris |
A'a Nefer |
affiliated with the god Montu, sacred bull of Hermonthis |
Aion |
a Greek god introduced in Egypt, thought to be the personification of time |
Aker |
lion god associated with mortuary customs |
Amaunet |
Amun's consort in the Ogdoad |
Amemait |
a mortuary being that devours the unworthy dead |
Amiut |
canine god of the dead associated with Osiris |
Amun |
Paramount Egyptian god associated with Ré |
Anath |
goddess of love and war of Canaanite origins |
Andjeti |
shepherd god associated with Osiris |
Anhur |
a solar deity |
Ani |
a khons form, moon deity |
Anti |
Ani consort |
Anubis |
a god of the dead related to Osirius |
Anukis |
First cataract god |
Apedemak |
Nubian lion headed god worshiped in Egypt |
Apis |
Ptah-Sokar-Osirius cult sacred bull |
Apothis |
serpent enemy of
Ré |
Arsenuphis |
entity called the Good Companion from Nubia |
Astarte |
A New Kingdom goddess of war with Syrian roots |
Asten |
companion of the god Thot and patron of wisdom |
Aten |
solar disk, sun god |
Atum |
a god of creation |
Ba |
god of eternal paradise |
Ba'eb Djet |
sacred ram of Mendes |
Bain-A'abtiu |
gods of souls who transform into baboon ate dawn |
Bait |
consort of Ba |
Bastet |
cat goddess patron of the arts and pregnant women |
Bata |
ancient bull god |
Bes |
patron of women, children, and war,usually portrayed as a dwarf |
Beset |
Bes's consort |
Buchis |
the god Montu represented as a sacred bull |
Dedun |
patron of Nubia, adopted by Egypt |
Douao |
patron of disease of the eye |
Duamutef |
patron of canopic jars, son of horus |
Ernutet |
patroness of the Faiyum area |
Esye |
a god of wisdom, associated with god thoth |
Forty-Two Judges |
patrons of the Judgement Halls of Osiris |
Geb |
an earth god, husband of Nut |
Ha |
a fertility god, patron of desert |
Hapi 1 |
patron of the nile |
Hapi 2 |
son of Horus, personification of time |
Harsaphes |
the creator ram god |
Harsomtus |
a god created from the union Hathor and Horus |
Hathor |
a solar goddess, patroness of the sky and popular deity |
Hat-mehit |
patroness of Mendes |
Heh |
the god of eternity, consort of Hauket |
Heket |
consort of Hek, represented with a frog head |
Hemetch |
serpent demon of the underworld, tuat |
Heneb |
a god of agriculture |
Hetephaket |
a god of Memphis |
Horus |
major solar deity assuming many roles |
Hraf-Heh |
ferrymen of the dead |
Hu |
Heliopolis god of taste |
Hudet |
winged form of Ré |
Imsety |
son of Horus, guardian of the canopic jar |
Inuet |
a consort of the god Montu |
Isis |
Mother of the gods, consort of Osirius, mother of Horus |
Iusas |
a consort of the god Tem |
Kamutef |
a creator god associated with Amun |
Kebawet |
goddess of eternal paradise |
Khaftet-Hir-Nebes |
a protector goddess of Thebes |
Khatru |
mongoose god |
Khentiamentiu |
a funerary god, obscured by Osirius |
Kheper |
a solar god, the form of the sun at dawn |
Khnum |
referred to as the Molder, a creator god, patron of Elephantine Island |
Khons |
moon god of the Theban triad, patron of childbirth |
Ma'amhes |
a lion god with possible Nubian roots |
Ma'at |
goddess of cosmic awareness and order, affiliated with Osirius |
Mafdet |
a feline goddess associated with the solar cult |
Mandulis |
a nubian deity worshipped in Egypt |
Matit |
a lion goddess associated with Ré |
Mau-Taui |
a mortuary god who helped Osirius |
Mehen |
serpent associated with the bark of Ré |
Mehurt |
celestial cow god affiliated with the waters of heaven |
Menyu |
a warrior bull referred to as the Lord of the Desert |
Meresger |
a cobra goddess of the necropolis of Thebes, referred to as the Lover of Silence |
Merit |
goddess of the inundation of the Nile |
Meskhent |
the goddess of childbirth, associated with Hathor |
Min |
a fertility god, patron of desert travelers and crop harvests |
Mnevis |
a bull god of Heliopolis |
Montu |
war god represented by the Buchis bull |
Mut |
patroness of the pharaohs |
Nebertcher |
personification of Ré |
Nebetu'u |
a form of Hathor, worshiped in Esna |
Nefer-Hor |
a form of Ptah at Memphis |
Nehah-Ré |
serpent of the solar cults |
Nehem-Awit |
a form of Hathor |
Nehes |
a form of Ré |
Neith |
war goddess, patroness of the Delta |
Nekhebet |
vulture goddess, patronness of Upper Egypt |
Neper |
a grain god associated with harvests |
Nephthys |
patroness of the dead, consort of Set, and mother of Anubis |
Neser |
a fish god |
Nun |
deity of chaos and the primordial age |
Nut |
consort of Geb, goddess of Heaven |
Osiris |
judge of the dead, patron of Egypt |
Pakhet |
a lion goddess, patroness of the living and dead |
Par |
a form of Amun, an agricultural god |
Pneb-Tawy |
god of Kom Ombo, referred to as the Lord of Two Land |
Ptah |
cosmogonic creator deity of all eras |
Qebehsennuf |
son of Horus, guardian of the canopic jars |
Qebhet |
personification of cool water, affiliated with paradis |
Qebhui |
god of the north wind |
Ré |
major solar deity |
Renenet |
a goddess of good fortune |
Renpet |
a goddess of calendrical year |
Repyt |
lion goddess of Egypt |
Ret |
solar goddess of Heliopolis |
Satet |
goddess of Elephantine Island, patron of the Nile |
Sefer-T |
winged lion affiliated with the pyramid text |
Sekhmet |
a lion goddess of war, consort of Ptah |
Selket |
a scorpion goddess affiliated with Isis |
Sept |
a god of the twentieth gnome affiliated with Isis |
Shai |
a goddess of fate |
Sheshat |
a patronness of learning and records |
Shesmetet |
a lion goddess, a form of Bastet |
Shu |
a goddess of air affiliated with Atum |
Sobek |
a crocodile god affiliated with Faiyum area |
Sokar |
a god of the Memphite necropolis |
Soknoknonneus |
a greek god introduced during Ptolemaic Period |
Sutekh(Set, Seth) |
canine deity associated with Set, Instigator of Confusion, son of Geb and Nut, brother of Osiris, Isis, Nephthys |
Tait |
goddess of linen, associated with Akhmin |
Tasenetnofret |
goddess of Kom Ombo, referred to as the Big Sister |
Tatenen |
an earth god referred to as the Risen Land |
Tawaret |
the hippopotamus goddes, patroness of childbirth |
Tchesertep |
serpent demon who threatens the dead |
Tefnut |
goddess of rain, dew, and moisture, consort of shu |
Tem |
a solar god of the setting sun |
Thoth |
god of learning and wisdom |
Tjet |
god of Busiris and Mendes, affiliated with Osiris |
Typhonean Animal |
a form of Set |
Unu |
the hare deity of Egypt |
Wa |
a companion of the Divine Heart of
Ré |
Wadjet |
the cobra patroness of Lower Egypt |
Wenut |
the rabbit goddess of Thebes |
Wepwawet |
the wolf god, associated with Anubis |
Weret |
god of the sky, affiliated with Thoth and Horus |
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