Per-Bastet
𓎯𓏏𓏏𓁐 𓅡𓋴𓎯𓏏𓏏 𓎯𓏏𓏏
(Demotic)
MDC: bAst, bAstt
Gardiner: bꜢst
Budge: Bastt
Transliteration: Bast, Bastet
Coptic: Bastā/ ⲃⲁⲥⲧⲉ, Oubastā/ Ⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥⲧⲉ, Oubast/ⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥϯ, (basti/ ⲃⲁⲥϯ (B), asti/ⲁⲥϯ (B) From Per-Bast)
Akkadian : Bišti
Hebrew: Best, Beseth/ ב֦סֶת , Bast/ באסת , Bstt/ בסתת
Aramaic: Abst Ꜣbst/ 𐡀𐡁𐡎𐡕
Greek: Bastis/ βαστις, Bast/ Βαστ, Boubastis/ Βούβαστις, Oubastis /Ουβάστις, Oumpásti/Básti/ Ουμπάστι; (modern) Mpastét/Bastét/ Μπαστέτ (used by Egyptology), Mpast/Baset/Μπαστ, Mpástet/Bástet/ Μπάστετ, Mpasét/Basset/ Μπασέτ, Aílouros/ Αἴλουρος (cat)
Greek IPA: bǒː.bas.tis/ > /ˈβu.βas.tis/ > /ˈvu.vas.tis/
Demotic: bast ?
Latin: Bubastis
Arabic: Bāstyt, Basti باستيت
English: Bast, Bastet
Kemetic: Bast
Alt:
IPA: Bʔst, Bʔatet
Pronounced: Bastet, Bast
Alt Pronunciation : (Some claim, from Coptic and Aramaic translation) Ubasti, Obast, Wubesti
Meaning: She of the perfume or ointment jar (𓅡𓋴 bAs ointment jar), She of fire (𓃀𓋴𓊮 bs fire)
Gardiner: bꜢst
Budge: Bastt
Transliteration: Bast, Bastet
Coptic: Bastā/ ⲃⲁⲥⲧⲉ, Oubastā/ Ⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥⲧⲉ, Oubast/ⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥϯ, (basti/ ⲃⲁⲥϯ (B), asti/ⲁⲥϯ (B) From Per-Bast)
Akkadian : Bišti
Hebrew: Best, Beseth/ ב֦סֶת , Bast/ באסת , Bstt/ בסתת
Aramaic: Abst Ꜣbst/ 𐡀𐡁𐡎𐡕
Greek: Bastis/ βαστις, Bast/ Βαστ, Boubastis/ Βούβαστις, Oubastis /Ουβάστις, Oumpásti/Básti/ Ουμπάστι; (modern) Mpastét/Bastét/ Μπαστέτ (used by Egyptology), Mpast/Baset/Μπαστ, Mpástet/Bástet/ Μπάστετ, Mpasét/Basset/ Μπασέτ, Aílouros/ Αἴλουρος (cat)
Greek IPA: bǒː.bas.tis/ > /ˈβu.βas.tis/ > /ˈvu.vas.tis/
Demotic: bast ?
Latin: Bubastis
Arabic: Bāstyt, Basti باستيت
English: Bast, Bastet
Kemetic: Bast
Alt:
IPA: Bʔst, Bʔatet
Pronounced: Bastet, Bast
Alt Pronunciation : (Some claim, from Coptic and Aramaic translation) Ubasti, Obast, Wubesti
Meaning: She of the perfume or ointment jar (𓅡𓋴 bAs ointment jar), She of fire (𓃀𓋴𓊮 bs fire)
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Home: Amenti, west of the Nile
Temple: 18th Nome LE Per-Bast/ Pibeseth Tel Basta تل بسطاء,/ פִּיב֦סֶת / Bubastis Βούβαστις capital of nome Ȧm-khent
Cult: Bubastis, per-Bast pi-bast poubasti ⲡⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥϯ
Nome:
11th Nome of Lower Egypt: Taremu (City of fish) Egyptian and Coptic, Leontoplis Λεόντων πόλις (city of Lions) Greek, el-Muqdam (mound of the city) Arabic, Leontos Latin, 18th nome Lower Egypt : Per-Bast at Am-Khent
Consort
Ra
Ptah (18th Nome LE Am-Khent, Per-Bast/ Boubastis)
Bas (Greco-Romen period)
Tem/Atum (13th nome LE Heka-At, Iunu/Heliopolis)
Anpu ?
Children
mAi-HsA/ Ma'ahes (with Tem/Atum at 13th nome LE Heka-At, Iunu/Heliopolis)
Khonsu
Nefertem (with Ptah)
Anpu/Anubis? (With Rā)
Father
Ra
Nefertem ?
Mother
Siblings
Priest names
imn-a
Followers
Bubasteion
Features
Early on she was a lioness later she became a black female cat holding a sistrum..
Symbols
Perfume bottles
Lion
cat
sistrum
Wadje Eye 𓂀
spdt/ Sothis star
Roles
Eye of Ra, warfare in Lower Egypt, patron of cats, protection, joy, dance, music, fertility, perfume, protector of pregnant women, and love. There is some theory that Bastet is indeed Sekhmet but in her more gentle and loving form becuase they both share the same characteristic even is pared with the same gods as consorts, and often they are both referred to as the the Eye or Ra. Cats were raised in her honor and used to mummify at Bubastis. When a cat dies in a house the house keepers eyebrows would be shaved off and the dead cat taken to the Nome of Bubastis for embalming to be buried in a scared burial chamber. The killing of cats out side sacrifice and mummification out side of Bubastis was trickly prohibited and punishable by death.
Connection to other gods
Sekhmet
Hut-Horut/ Hathor (old Kingdom)
Rāt
Tem (female counter part)
Artemis Ἄρτεμις (Greek)
Celebrations
Bubastis celibration of Bastet 'Feast of drunkenness' Bubasteia was celebrated by intoxication, music, debauchery often children would be born with out fathers after this day.
Offering items
Perfume bottles
Sistrum (can also play it for her)
Catnip
Fish (but be carful not to leave it for long)
Other names
pasht- divinity
Temet -- (mother of mAi-HsA /Maahes)
aHA.t-- she who is a fighter (demoness) ref. Gnirs 2009: 131
Epitaphs
aAt-pHty--She with great Strength
irt-ra--Eye of Ra
Hnwt-Taw-n-anx--The Lady of the Breath of Life
Hnwt-THn--Lady of Splendor
nbt-anx--Lady of Life
nbt-anx-tAwy--Lady of Memphis
nbt-Awt-ib--The Lady of Pleasure
nbt-hkrw--The Lady of Jewelry
nbt-hnw--The Lady of Jubilation
nbt-iAbti--Lady of the East
nbt-iwnt--Lady of Dendera
nbt-nrw--The Lady of Terror
nbt-pt--Lady of Heaven
nbt-snD--The Lady of Dread
nbt-Sat--The Lady of Slaughter
nbt-tAwy--Lady of the two Lands
nfrt-Hr--beautiful of face
qmAt-stwt--She who creates the rays
sAw-- guardian, protector
tpyt-wrt--The Great She
wbnt-m-Axt--Who rises in the Horizon
wrt-m-bAst--The Great in Bubastis
xsrt-kkw--Who drives out darkness
Xwt-it.s-Hry-ib-tA-S--Who protects her Father, who is in Fayum
ⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥϯ ⲧⲉ ⲟⲩⲛⲧⲱⲣⲓ ϧⲉⲛ ⲡϫⲓⲛϣⲉⲙϣⲓ `ⲛⲣⲉⲙⲛⲭⲏⲙⲓ. ϧⲉⲛ ⲡⲓϯⲙⲓ ⲱⲛ ⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥϯ ⲧⲉ ϯϣⲉⲣⲓ `ⲛⲁⲑⲱⲙ.
Bast the great goddess....
ref. https://incubator.wikimedia.org
ref. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_5DinptOtKn5ITkjXuEJzH8y_hIORrXHAJyjD4umBNk/edit#
Home: Amenti, west of the Nile
Temple: 18th Nome LE Per-Bast/ Pibeseth Tel Basta تل بسطاء,/ פִּיב֦סֶת / Bubastis Βούβαστις capital of nome Ȧm-khent
Cult: Bubastis, per-Bast pi-bast poubasti ⲡⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥϯ
Nome:
11th Nome of Lower Egypt: Taremu (City of fish) Egyptian and Coptic, Leontoplis Λεόντων πόλις (city of Lions) Greek, el-Muqdam (mound of the city) Arabic, Leontos Latin, 18th nome Lower Egypt : Per-Bast at Am-Khent
Consort
Ra
Ptah (18th Nome LE Am-Khent, Per-Bast/ Boubastis)
Bas (Greco-Romen period)
Tem/Atum (13th nome LE Heka-At, Iunu/Heliopolis)
Anpu ?
Children
mAi-HsA/ Ma'ahes (with Tem/Atum at 13th nome LE Heka-At, Iunu/Heliopolis)
Khonsu
Nefertem (with Ptah)
Anpu/Anubis? (With Rā)
Father
Ra
Nefertem ?
Mother
Siblings
Priest names
imn-a
Followers
Bubasteion
Features
Early on she was a lioness later she became a black female cat holding a sistrum..
Symbols
Perfume bottles
Lion
cat
sistrum
Wadje Eye 𓂀
spdt/ Sothis star
Roles
Eye of Ra, warfare in Lower Egypt, patron of cats, protection, joy, dance, music, fertility, perfume, protector of pregnant women, and love. There is some theory that Bastet is indeed Sekhmet but in her more gentle and loving form becuase they both share the same characteristic even is pared with the same gods as consorts, and often they are both referred to as the the Eye or Ra. Cats were raised in her honor and used to mummify at Bubastis. When a cat dies in a house the house keepers eyebrows would be shaved off and the dead cat taken to the Nome of Bubastis for embalming to be buried in a scared burial chamber. The killing of cats out side sacrifice and mummification out side of Bubastis was trickly prohibited and punishable by death.
Connection to other gods
Sekhmet
Hut-Horut/ Hathor (old Kingdom)
Rāt
Tem (female counter part)
Artemis Ἄρτεμις (Greek)
Celebrations
Bubastis celibration of Bastet 'Feast of drunkenness' Bubasteia was celebrated by intoxication, music, debauchery often children would be born with out fathers after this day.
Offering items
Perfume bottles
Sistrum (can also play it for her)
Catnip
Fish (but be carful not to leave it for long)
Other names
pasht- divinity
Temet -- (mother of mAi-HsA /Maahes)
aHA.t-- she who is a fighter (demoness) ref. Gnirs 2009: 131
Epitaphs
aAt-pHty--She with great Strength
irt-ra--Eye of Ra
Hnwt-Taw-n-anx--The Lady of the Breath of Life
Hnwt-THn--Lady of Splendor
nbt-anx--Lady of Life
nbt-anx-tAwy--Lady of Memphis
nbt-Awt-ib--The Lady of Pleasure
nbt-hkrw--The Lady of Jewelry
nbt-hnw--The Lady of Jubilation
nbt-iAbti--Lady of the East
nbt-iwnt--Lady of Dendera
nbt-nrw--The Lady of Terror
nbt-pt--Lady of Heaven
nbt-snD--The Lady of Dread
nbt-Sat--The Lady of Slaughter
nbt-tAwy--Lady of the two Lands
nfrt-Hr--beautiful of face
qmAt-stwt--She who creates the rays
sAw-- guardian, protector
tpyt-wrt--The Great She
wbnt-m-Axt--Who rises in the Horizon
wrt-m-bAst--The Great in Bubastis
xsrt-kkw--Who drives out darkness
Xwt-it.s-Hry-ib-tA-S--Who protects her Father, who is in Fayum
ⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥϯ ⲧⲉ ⲟⲩⲛⲧⲱⲣⲓ ϧⲉⲛ ⲡϫⲓⲛϣⲉⲙϣⲓ `ⲛⲣⲉⲙⲛⲭⲏⲙⲓ. ϧⲉⲛ ⲡⲓϯⲙⲓ ⲱⲛ ⲟⲩⲃⲁⲥϯ ⲧⲉ ϯϣⲉⲣⲓ `ⲛⲁⲑⲱⲙ.
Bast the great goddess....
ref. https://incubator.wikimedia.org
ref. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_5DinptOtKn5ITkjXuEJzH8y_hIORrXHAJyjD4umBNk/edit#
