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Per-Bas
𓃀𓋴𓄛    𓅡𓐠𓄛    𓃀𓄿𓇓    𓅡𓋴𓄛    𓃀𓅭𓇓     
𓃀𓋴𓁲


Original name: aHA 
MDC: bs
Gardiner: Bes
Budge: Bes, Basa , Besu
Transliteration: Bes
Coptic: bēs/ ⲃⲏⲥ, bēsi/ⲃⲏⲥⲓ (female counter part)
Assyrian and Babylonian : Pessû (needs ref)
Akkadian : Biš
Hebrew:
Greek: Bes/ ΒΗϹ, Bes/ βηϛ
Demotic:  
English: Bes
Kemetic: Bes
​Nubian: Besa? (means cat? No proof, only hit I found was kàdíís/kadiz 'cat')
Alt: Basa, Bisu
Pronounced: /bs/ Bas or Bes
Alt Pronunciation : Bēsa
Meaning: /bs/ insider or reveal secret;  /bAsA/ panther skin ;  /aHA/ fighter
Picture
Home: Nubia
Temple: Bahariya Oasis (Late Kingdom) 


Nome:

Island know as 
איבשם/  ʔybšm / ʔibošim/ ebusus apartamentos (assumed ot be his becuase of the lack of poisonous creatures)

Consort
Bastet (Greco-Romen period) 
​Taeret/ Thoeris 
Besi/ⲃⲏⲥⲓ

Children

Parents

Siblings

Priest names

Features
Depicted as a beared dwarf facing forward with a lion like main, sometimes a tail and frightening features. Sometimes he is weilding two blades or has a plumed crown.

Symbols
Dwarves 
Ostrich feather
Lions
Leopards
Cats
Sanke
Knives
Sa (protection symbol) 𓎃
Tambourine 
Harp


Roles
God of newborn babies/ children, pleasure, household/ family, fertility, healing, pregnant women, and war. Figures were kept in the house or amulates with his face were worn for all around protection. He was known for scarign away demons from the house becuase of his face facing forward he was seen as frighting to evil. He was also know for killing snakes. He also is know for music, dancing and sexual pleasure. Tattoes have been found in the NK of him on the thighs of dancer, musicians, sacred prostitues, and servant girls. He was depicted on magic wands, cosmetics, furnature and mirrors. He was known for making children laugh and it was said to be Bes making funny faces if a baby laughed for no reason. 

Hybrid gods

Connection to other gods
Āḥa (orginally know as aHA)​
Taweret
​Hut-Hor/ Hathor
Ra
Amun
Min
Horu/ Horus (Hor-pa-Khered/ Young Horu face of Bes)
​Reshep

Celebrations

Offering items
Ostrich feather
Lion figures
Knives
Moss agate/ Merkaba (healing, ba and ka) 
Malachite/ mfkAt/ (protection) 
Amazonite (good luck, fertility, reproduction made into ammulates)
Aventurine (buried their dead with quartz upon the forehead guide the departed safely, Ba and Ka )
Ebony/ hbny/ ébenos  ἔβενος
Sandalwood 
Blue
Green
Red
​Tambourine 

Protects


Other names
aHA-- fighter 'demon' (orginally know as)
HAyt-- nakedness? 
HAty--fighter 
HAy 𓇉𓄿𓇌𓁲, 𓇉𓄿𓇌, 𓇉𓄿𓇌𓀭 -- dwarf ?
HAyt 𓇉𓇌𓏏𓁲-- dwarf ?

Epitaphs
anx m fnT -life of snake
HAy --protector
nb pwnt--Lord of Punt
Coming from the Divine Land​


Ref. http://wepwawet.org, A.E. Budge 
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