Deities
de*I*ty (noun), plural -ties
[Middle English deitee, from Old French deite, from Late Latin deitat-,
deitas, from Latin deus god; akin to Old English Tiw, god of war, Latin
divus god, dies day, Greek dios heavenly, Sanskrit deva heavenly, god]
First appeared 14th Century
1 a : the rank or essential nature of a god : DIVINITY
b capitalized : GOD 1, SUPREME BEING
2 : a god or goddess
3 : one exalted or revered as supremely good or powerful
Gods
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Goddesses
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| Ra
-Sun God |
Aset
- The Throne |
| Geb
- Father Earth |
Tefnut
- Sky Spittle (ie Rain) |
| Shu
- Dry |
Bast
- Devouring Lady |
| Anubis
- The Royal Child |
Nut
- Sky |
| Wesir
- he sees the throne |
Hethert
- House of Heru |
| Heru
- High, Above |
Bat
- She who hoes |
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