Egyptian names
𓂋𓈖𓀀𓏪𓅓𓆎𓅓𓏏𓊖
Renu em Kemet
"What's in a name? That which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet."
(Juliet asks in Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet)
What is in a name? Well to the Egyptians quite a lot. Names were very important to the Ancient people of Kemet and they always had a meaning, unless it's a foreign name. If the name is male or female it will be indicated with a (F) for female and a (M) for male. Most female names have a ' t ' at the end, but not always especially with foreign names and late Kingdom names. Sometimes even a male will have a ' t ' at the end. Fallowing the documentation of what sex had the given name will be what station they held if any. All names will be rendered in MDC if at all possible. I have gathered these historical names really just for fun or if someone would like to use them for a story or RPG. Enjoy.
More on ancient names
http://www.trismegistos.org/nam/search.php
http://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/usage/ancient-egyptian
GoogleBooks The Great Name: Ancient Egyptian
By any other name would smell as sweet."
(Juliet asks in Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet)
What is in a name? Well to the Egyptians quite a lot. Names were very important to the Ancient people of Kemet and they always had a meaning, unless it's a foreign name. If the name is male or female it will be indicated with a (F) for female and a (M) for male. Most female names have a ' t ' at the end, but not always especially with foreign names and late Kingdom names. Sometimes even a male will have a ' t ' at the end. Fallowing the documentation of what sex had the given name will be what station they held if any. All names will be rendered in MDC if at all possible. I have gathered these historical names really just for fun or if someone would like to use them for a story or RPG. Enjoy.
More on ancient names
http://www.trismegistos.org/nam/search.php
http://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/usage/ancient-egyptian
GoogleBooks The Great Name: Ancient Egyptian
A
Āahmetju /aAmTw/ (M) (Vizier)
Aaib (more accurate) Ā'ahib /aA-ib/ (M) 'great is the heart' (King)
Aakhepesh
Aat /aAt/ (F) 'she the great one' (Queen)
Aatmeret/aAt mrt/ (F) 'She who is greatly beloved' (sister to High Priest of Amun)
Abar /ibAr (w)/ (F) (Nubian Queen)
Addaya (M) (Diplomat)
Adjedet-Aat/aDdt-Aat/ (F) 'Great Young girl' (Wife to Ramessesnakht )
A'o-pekhty (M)
Ah , Iah , Yah, Jah /iaH/ (F) 'the moon' (Queen)
Ahaneith /aHa-nit/ (F) ' Stand by Nit/ Neith' (Queen)
Ahhotep , (more accurate) Ȧ'āḥḥotep /iaH-Htp/ (M,F) 'the moon is pleased' (Queen, King)
Ahmos , Ahmes , Ahmose (more accurate) Ȧ'āḥmōs /iaH-ms/ Yohmos (Coptic), Amasis/ Ἄμασις (M, F) 'child of the moon' (Prince and High Priest of Ra, Queen, King, Princess, Scribe who wrote Rhind Papyrus)
Ahura (F)
Akhenaten (more correct) Akhenaton /Ax-n-itn/ 'Spirit of Aten'
Akheperre /aA-xpr-ra / (M) 'Great manifestation of Ra ' (King)
Akhmin /Ax-min/ (M) 'Soul of Min'
Aktisanes, Gatisen (more correct) /gAtisn/ (M) (Nubian King)
Amanishakheto Nubian based off Amun (M)
Amanitore Nubian based off Amun (M)
Amenemhat/ imn-m-HAt 'foremost of Amun' (M) Prince
Amenemopet, (More accurately) Amunemȧpat /imn-m-ip(A)t/ (F, M) 'Amun of the secret chamber' (Princess, Scribe)
Amenemopet, (More accurately) Amunemȧpat /imn-m-ipt/ (M) 'Amun of the Opet Festival' (King)
Amenemnisu /img-m-nisw / (M) 'Amun is king' (King)
Amenia /imn-iA/ (F) 'O Amun' (Wife of Horemheb)
Amenirdis /imn-ir-di-si/ (F) 'Amun with regards to gives to her
Amenmesse , Amenmesses , Amenmose /imn-ms.s , Jmn-msj-sw/ (M) 'Fashioned by Amun' (King, Vizier, Prince)
Amentet imntt 'Goddess of the west or the underworld' (F)
Amka / / (M) ' ? ' ()
Ammon from /imn/ (M) 'The hidden one'
Amenemhat, (more accurate) Amun /imnmht/ (M) 'Amun is in front ' (King)
Ȧmunirdisu /imn-ir-di-s(w)/ (Demotic) 'The God Amun has given him' Amyrtaeus, Aμυρτεος, Aμυρταιος, Aμυρταιου Aμουθαρταιος (Greek), 'mwrtys (Aramaic) (M)
Amunnetet /imn-nt-t/ (F) 'She who belongs to Amun'
Amenhotep /imn-Htp/ 'Amun is pleased' (M) A-ma-an-ḫa-at-bi (Akkadian), Amenophis/Ἀμένωφις (Grek) (King, architect, scribe, priest of Amun)
Amenemhat /imn-m-HAt/ 'Amun is in front' (King)
Amenemib (M) 'The heart of Amun' (Head Doorkeeper of the Amun Domain)
Amenemope, Amenemopet, Amenemipet, Amunemopet /ỉmn-m-ipAt/ 'Amun in Luxor' (M) Amenōphis/αμενωφις (Greek) (King)
Amenirdis /imn-r-di.s/ (F) 'Amun gives to her' (God's Wife of Amun),
Amennakhte, Amennakht /imn-n-Axt/? (M) (draughtsman, Scribe)
Ameny /imny/ (F)
Amonkhau, /imnAw ?/ (M)
Amun /imn/ (M) ' The hidden one' (God)
Amenemipet (M) (Vizier)
Amunet /imnt/ (F) 'She the hidden one' (Goddess wife to Amun, rule as high priestess)
Amunetet /imntt/ (F) 'The west' (Goddess of the west/dead/ underworld)
Amunmose/ imn-ms/ (M) 'child of Amun'
Ankhefensekhmet /anx.f-n-sxm.t/ (M) ' He lives for Sekhmet' (High Priest of Ptah)
Ānakhem /an-Ax-m/ 'bright of face of the spirit' (M)
Ānakhka /an-Ax-kA/ 'bright of face of the bull's spirit?' (M)
anAkha 'an beautiful spirit bull'
Anedjib /aD-ib / (M) 'bold heart/force of will' (K)
Anen, /aA-ann/ (M) 'Great come back' or 'Great compassion' (Chancellor of LE, Second Prophet of Amun, sem-priest of Heliopolis)
Anet /an.t/ 'She who is beautiful' (F)
Anhotep (M) (Viceroy of Kush)
Ani /An(w)y/ (M) (scribe)
Ankhes /anx.s/ 'her life'
Ankhesenamen/ anx-s-n-imn (F) (Queen) 'She who is living for Aten'
Ankhesenpaaten/ anx-s-n-pa-itn (F) (Queen) 'she who is living for the Aten'
Ankhkara /anx-kA-ra/ (M) 'life to the soul of Ra' (King)
Ankh-khaw /anx-xAw/ 'Living of apparitions' (M)
Ankhkheperure / ankh-xprw-ra/ 'Living form/manifestation of Ra' (M)
Ankhmare (F) (Prince, Vizier)
Ankhnes /anx-n.s/ 'lives for her'
Ankhnesneferibre /anx-n.s-nfr.ib-ra/ 'lives for her, beautiful heart of Ra'
Ankhpakhered /Ankh-pa-khered/ (M) 'Life of the child' (priest at Karnak Min, Amun)
Ankhsheshonq , Ankhsheshonqy /anx-SA-SA-q/ (M)
Ankhet /anx.t/ 'her life'
Ankhu anxw (M)(Vizier)
Ȧnpu /inpw/= Royal child (M)
Ȧnpu-ȧu /Inpw-iw/, Anempeus /Ἀνεμπευς, Anompeus/Ἀνομπευς (M) 'Anpu/Anubis has come'
Anuketemheb /anqt-m-Hb?/ (F) 'Anqet of the festival' (Princess-Queen)
Apepi /ippi/ (M)
Arkamani Nubian name based off Amun (M)
Arrhidaeus, Arrhidaios/Ἀρριδαῖoς /pyrwpw/ 'Alexander the Great's generals' (M)
Arsinoe, Arsinoë; ΑΡΣΙΝΟΗΣ/ Arsinoes (F) (Queen) (Greek Ἀρσινόη)
Asenath (F) (Biblical Joseph's Egyptian wife who came from a line of preists of the city of On) 'Osnát/ אָסְנַת, ns-nt
some claim in Egyptian, Alt wAs-nt 'belongs to Nit/Neith' , possibly As(t)-n-at 'Isis belongs to a member of body?'
Aset, Iset /Ast/ 'Isis' (F) (Princess)
Ashakhet (High priest of Ptah)
Ashayet /aASyt/ (queen consort, a lower ranking wife of Pharaoh Mentuhotep II) (F)
Asetweret /ist-wrt/ 'Great Isis' (F)
Auibra Awibra (M)
Auserra aAwsrra (M)
Ay /iy/ (M) 'foreign' (King)
Aya (F) (Queen)
B
Baenre /bA-n-ra/ (M) 'The Soul of Ra' (King)
Baka /bA-kA/ (M) 'His ba is in his ka' (Prince)
Baketwernel / bAkt-wr-nw-rA/ (F) 'great servant of the mouth?' (Great Royal Wife, Queen)
Bakenkhonsu /bAk-n-xnsw/ (M) 'Servant of Khonsu' (High Priest of Amun)
Baketaten, Beketaten /bAkt-itn/ (F) 'handmaiden/servant of Aten'
Beketamun /bAkt-imn/ (F) 'handmaiden/servant of Amon' (Princess)
Baketweret, Baketuret /bAkt-wrt/ (F) 'handmaiden/servant of the great one'
Baki (M) (Royal)
Bastetiyt /bAstt-iyt/ 'Bastet has come' (Demotic)
Behnui-Ka/ bhnwi-kA? (M) (old Kingdom) (priest and the judge)
Benerib /bnr-ib/ (F) 'sweet of heart' (wife of pharaoh Hor-Aha)
Bent-Reshet /bnt-rS.t/ (F) 'Joyful harp' , Budge sugested 'daughter of joy'
from Semetic /bath/ 'Daughter' alt /bnt-nT-rS.t/ Bent-enth-Reshet (young sister of Queen Ra-neferu)
Bet /bt/ Shepherd(ess)? (F)
Bata /bA-tA/ (M) 'Soul of the earth' (M) (scribe)
Betrest /bA.ti ir.st/ (F) 'May Bata be favorably disposed toward her' (Queen)
Baufra (M) (Prince)
Bay (M) (Syrian name possibly) (Egyptian Chancellor)
Bebankh /bbi-anx/ (M) 'Bebi (god) lives' (16th Theban Dynasty)
Behenu (F) (Queen)
Buto (M)
D
Darius /driwS/ (M)
Den /dn/ (M) 'brings the water' (King)
Djau (M) (Vizier)
DjAty (M) (Prince)
Djed-Bast-Es-Ankh /Dd-Bast.s-anx/ (F) (Queen)
Djedhor /Dd-Hr/ (M) 'Horu says' Téōs/Τέως, Teōs/Τεως, Táchōs/Τάχως, tachōs/Ταχως (Ancient Greek), Teos, Takhos (ALT) (King, priest of Min)
Djedji (M) (Magician)
Djedefhor (M) (Prince)
Djedefra, Djedefre /Dj-f-ra/ (M) 'he the stability of Ra' (King)
Djedmaatesankh/Dd-mAat-sanx/ (F) 'Make to live and endure Ma'at' (middle-class woman and musician)
Djedmutesankh/Dd-mwt-sanx/ (F) 'Make to live and endure Mut'
Djedptahiufankh, Djedptahiuefanch , Ptahudjanchef /Dd-ptH-iw.f-anx (M) 'Ptah speaks and he lives' (prince,2nd Prophet of Amun high priest of Amun)
Djer /Dr/ (M) 'Defender ' (King)
Djeserkhāu /Dsr-xaw/ (M) 'Holy Diadems' (jeweled crown or headband worn as a symbol of sovereignty) (King)
Djeserkheperu /Dsr-xprw/ Holy Forms (M)
Djehuty /DHwty/ (M) 'Thoth' (general, scribe)
Djḥutyembeb ,Tehutiembeb /DHwty-m-bb/ (M) (royal scribe)
Djehuty-sodjem /DHwty-sDm/ Θοτσυτμις, Θωθισύθμις Thotsytmis (Greek) 'Djehuty/Thoth hears' (M)
Djet /Dt/ (M) 'Serpent' (King)
Djet /Dt/ (M) 'words spoken by' (King)
Dedet /ddt/ 'dish' ' bowl'(F)
DidiA (M) (High priest of Ptah)
Djedefra /Ddfra/ 'words spoken by him Ra' (M)
Djedḥōr /Dd-Hrw/ 'Horu/Horus says' Teos, Takhos/Τέως, Τεως, Τάχως, Ταχως (Greek) (M) (King)
Djedkara /DdkAra/ 'words spoken by the ka of Ra' (M)
Djoserkheperure Setepenra /Dsr-xprw-ra-stp-n-ra/ 'Holy are the manifestations of Ra, the chosen one of Ra'
Djoser /Dsr/ (M) = 'sublime/holy one'
Djoserka /Dsr-kA/ (M) = 'sublime/holy soul' (King)
Duaenhor /dwA-n-Hr/ (M) 'praise of Horu/Horus' (Prince)
Duakheti /dwA-Xty/ (M) 'praise the divine ruler?' (Scribe)
Duathathor / dwA-Hwt-Hrt/ (F) 'Adorer of Hathor' (princess, queen)
E
Ebana (F)
F
G
Grimya (M)
H
Hapu (M)
Hardjedef (M)
Harsiese , Horsaiset /Hr-sA-Ast / (M) 'Strong bull' (High Priest of Amun)
Harsiotef /Hr-sA-it.f/ 'Hor/ Horus the son of his father' (M) (Kushite King)
Hatneferumut /Hat-nfrw-mwt/ (F) 'beautiful appearance of Mut' (God's Wife of Amun)
Hatnofer / HAt-nfr/ (F) 'foremost Beauty' (Mother of Senenmut)
Hor-Qa'a /Hr-qa/ (M) 'Raised arm of Horu/Horus' (King)
Ḥōru-mes(-su) /Hrw-ms(-sw) /'Horu/Horus is born' Armesis/Αρμεσις (H/Armes-is) Armesses/Αρμεσσης (H/Armess-es) (Greek),
Ar-ma-a-aš / ḫa-a-ra-ma-aš-ši / Ḫaramašši / Ḫaramašša / ḫa-ra-ma-ša / Ḫar(a)-ma-a-aš (Semetic)
Hatmehit (F)
Hatshepsut /HAt-Sps.t/ written /-HAt-Spst(w) (F) 'Foremost of the nobel ladies'
Heby /Hby/ (M) 'festival' (mayor of Memphis)
Hedjkheperre /HD-xpr-ra / (M) 'Radiant manifestation of Ra ' (King)
Hedjret /hDrt/ (F)
Hemaka /H-mA-kA/ (M) ' ' (chancellor and second in power only to the king)
Hemetrā /Hmt-ra/ (F) 'servant of Ra'
Henhenet /hnhnt/ 'she who dances'
Henibi : 'My box of wonders'
Hemptah /Hm-ptH/ (M) 'servant of Ptah' (King)
Henutmehyt /Hnwt-mHyt/ 'Lady of the fish or lady' or 'the papyrus plant' (F) (priestess)
Henutmire /Hnwt-ra-mi/ (F) 'Lady is life Ra' (priestess)
Henuttaneb/ Hnwt-tA-nb/ (F) 'Lady of all lands' Princess
Henuttawy, Henttawy, Henut Tauy, (F) /Hnwt-tAwy / 'Mistress of the two lands' (Queen, priestess)
Heqatneferumut /HqAt -nfrw-mwt/ (F) 'She the beautiful ruler of Mut' (Queen)
Heqawast , Heqawaset (F, M) 'ruler of Thebes' (King, )
Hera (M)
Herer , Hrior (F)
Hérihor /Hrw-Hry/ (M) 'Horus is Raised' (army officer and High Priest of Amun at Thebes)
Hesire , Hesy-Ra /Hsy-ra/ (M) 'Blessed by Ra' (Scribe)
Hesy-su-neb-ef (M)
Hetepet /Htpt/= (F)
Hetepheres, Ḥotep-Ḥōr.es or Ḥotep-Hōru.es /Htp-Hr.s/ 'She the peace of Horu/Horus' (F) (Queen)
Hetephires (M)
Hezethekenu (M)
Horemheb /Hr-m-Hb/ (M) 'Horus is in jubilation' (King)
Hori /Hr-i/ (M) 'Horu/Horus' (Scribe)
Hormose / Hr-ms/ (M) 'born of Horu/Horus (Head Guard of the Treasury)
Horudja (M)
Horemqia (M)
Hotepanpu /Htp-inpw/, Hetpanoubis/Ἑτπανουβις (M) 'Peace of Anpu'
Hotephermaat /Htp-Hr-mAat / (M) 'Joyous is Truth' (King)
Ḥut-Ḥōr-en-khet /Hwt-Hr-n-xt/ , (F) 'Hathor of the tree''
Hrere , Hrēre or Herere (Noble lady)
Hrms/ Hōrumes Greek Ὠριγένης, Ōrigénēs "child of Horus" (M) from Ὧρος, "Horus", and γένος, "born"
Hor-Aha /Hr- aHA/ (M) 'the fighter ' (King)
Hor-Djet /Hr-Dt/ (M) 'Serpent of Horus' (King)
Hornakht, Harnakht /Hr-nxt / (M) 'Horu/Horus victorious' (Prince)
Hōr-sa-Aset /Ḥr-sȝ-Ỉs.t / 'Horu/Horus son of Iset', Greek Arsiesis /Ἁρσιησις, Coptic Ḥōrsiēse /ϩⲱⲣⲥⲓⲏⲥⲉ or Ḥōrsiēsios /Ϩⲱⲣⲥⲓⲏⲥⲓⲟⲥ (M)
Hunefer /hw-nfr/ (M) (scribe)
Huni /Hwy/ (M) 'smiter' (king)
Huy /Hw.y/ 'command' (High Priest of Ptah) (M)
Horion /HwryAn / (M) Greek Ὡρίων, Coptic Ϩⲱⲣⲓⲟⲛ or ⲱⲣⲓⲱⲛ
I
Iaret /iart/ 'She the Uraeus/cobra' (F) (Queen)
Iby /iby/ (F)
Iden /idn/ (F)
Ihyemsaf, Ȧḥyemsaef /iHy m sA.f/ 'Ihy is his protection' (M)
Imhotep, Imhetep /ii-m-Htp/ (M) 'One who comes in peace' (Scribe, chancellor, architect, high Priest)
Imeny /imny/ (M)
/imnmHAt/ Ȧmenemhat full name of Ameni (M) (governor of 15th Nome of upper Egypt)
/imnnti/ (M) 'Amun belongs to me'
imny /Ȧmeni/ (M) (governor of 15th Nome of upper Egypt)
Intef, Inyotef /in-it.f/ 'His father brought him' (King) (M)
Ineksenedjem (F)
Inherykhau (M)
Intef , (more accurately) Initef /in-it.f/ (M) 'His father brought him' (King)
Ipepi, pronounced Ȧpepi /ippi/, Apophis/Ἄποφις (M) (Hyksos King)
Ipui
Ipuy /ipwy/ (M) 'Say this' (brother to Raweben, Sculptor)
Ipwer /ip-wr?/ (F) 'great counter?'
Ipy
Irsu /ir-sw/ Arsu, Iarsu, Yarsu (M) 'He who made himself' (King)
Irtyrau , Irterau /ir(w)t-ra/ (F) 'Eyes of Ra? ' (scribe)
Irymaat, Irimaat /iry-mAat/ (M) 'ensures harmony'
Irinufer / iri-nfr/ (M) 'make beautiful'
Isesi /issi/ (M)
Isetemkheb / ( sister-wife of the Theban High Priest of Amun)
Isetnofret (more correct) Ausetnoufret /Ast-nfrt/ (F) 'the beautiful Isis' (Most prominent of the royal wives of Ramesses II)
Isidore Greek name Isidoros/Ισιδωρος 'gift of Isis' Possibly Ausetdyu 'gift of Auset' (M)
Isu /isw/ Semitic form of Jesus (M) M17-Aa14-M23-G43-A2-!
Isytrs / Isidoros Greek Ἰσίδωρος, Ἰσίσωρος, Coptic ⲓⲥⲓⲇⲱⲣⲟⲥ, Latin Isidorus (M)
Iuput /iwpt / (M) ( High Priest of Amun )
Iuwelot /iwwAr-mr.T (High Priest of Amun at Thebes)
Iy /iy/ (F)
K
Kaba /kAbA/ (M) (King)
Kaemsekhem /kA-m-sxm/ (M) 'Power of the kA' (Prince)
Kaiemankh
Kakai /kAkAi/ (M)
Kambut /kmbwt/ (M)
Kamose /kAms-nxt/ (M)
Kanakht /kA-nxt/ 'The strong or mighty bull' (Horus name of Tutankhamen)
Kapes /kApws/ (F) (Queen)
Karomama /kA-rA-ma-ma/ (F) (high priestess, a God's Wife of Amun)
Kashta /kAS-tA/ (M) 'of the land of Kush' (King from Kush)
Katsenut (F)
Kawab /kA-wab/ His ka is pure (King)
Kawit /kAwit/ (Queen consort lower ranking , Mentuhotep II)
Kay /kAy/ 'Ka in reality?' (vizier) (M)
Kennebtiwer
Kha (M)
Khaemhat /xa-m-HAt/ (M) 'appear in glory of the foremost/Chief' (Scribe)
Khaemteri , Khaemtir , Khaemtjitry /xa-m-? / (M) '?' (scribe of soldiers, Vizier, Viceroy)
Khaemweset /xA-m-wAst/ (M) 'He who appeared in Thebes' (Prince, the first Egyptologist)
Khafra /xai-f-Ra/ (Greek Khéphren)(M) 'He appears like Ra' (King)
Khakau /xa-kAw/ (M)
Khakaura /xa-kAw-ra/ (M) (order written ra-xa-kAw)
Khammaat /kA-m-mAat/ (F) = 'soul of maat'
Khanefer (sculptor)
Khenemetibamun /xnm(t)-ib-imn/ (F) 'She Who is One with the Heart of Amun' (God's Wife of Amun)
Khay /xay/ 'cause to appear?' (vizier) (M)
Khety , Kheti /Xty/ (M) 'Divine ruler?' (King, treasurer, nomarch, vizier )
Khenthap , Khenet-Hapi /xnt-Hp (i)/ (Q) 'Musician of Hapi' (Queen)
Khenuka (M)
Kheperkare (M) 'The Ka of Ra is created' (King)
Kheperkheperure /xpr-xprw-ra/ (M) 'Everlasting are the Manifestations of Ra' (Ephraim אֶפְרָיִם, ) (Pernomen of Ay)
Kheperkheprureirymaat /xpr-xprw-ra-iry-mAat/ (M) 'Everlasting are the Manifestations of Ra'
Khet-Hr? /kht-Hr/ 'attendant of Horu/Horus'
Khnumhotep /Xnmw-Htp/ (M) 'divinity peace'
Khnum-Khufu ui /xnmw xwi.f wi/ 'Khnum protects me'
Khonsu (M)
Khu /xw/ (M) 'protected'
Khufu /xwfw/ (Greek Kheops) (M) 'He protects me' (King)
Khunanup- protection of Anpu (M)
Khu-en-Anpu /xw-n-inpw/ (in glyphs inpw-xw-n) 'protection of Anpu' M17-N35:Q3-Z7-E15-Aa1:D43-Z7-Y1-N35
Khyan /xyAn/ (M) Hyksos name of Seuserenre
Kemsit /kmsyt/ (Queen consort, of Mentuhotep II) (F)
Kiya /kyiA/ (F)= (Wife to Akhenaten) 'Jovial Lady'? Some say her name means monkey from /k(A)y/
Khouninpou , /xw(w)-n-inpw/, /xw-n-inpw/ (M) 'Protection of Anpu/Anubis'
KyrgypA / Gilukhipa/ Kilu-Hepa (F)
M
Maat-Hor /mAAt-Hr(w)/ (F) 'She who sees Horus' (Queen title)
Maatkare / MAat-kA-ra/ (F) 'the righteousness of the Ka of Ra' (daughter of High Priest of Amun)
Maatre /mAat-ra/ (M) 'Ra is Just' (King)
Maare /mAa-ra/ (M) 'Ra is Just' (King)
Mahu /ma-hw?/ (M)
Mehytenweskhet /mHy.t-n-wsx.t/ (F) 'The guardian for court' (daughter of the High Priest of Re)
Maia, Matia /mAaiA/ (F) (wet nurse)
Maketaten /mAkt-itn/ (F) 'Protected by Aten' (Might be form of mkt protection) (Princess)
Masaharta /mA-sA-Hr.T/ (M) '? ' (High Priest of Amun at Thebes)
Mayet , Miiut , Miit (F) 'the cat' (royal daughter)
Mekten (M)
Menes /mni / (M) 'He who endures '
Menkaure /mn-kAw-ra/ (M) 'His remains like Ra's' (King)
Menkheperure , Menkheprura /mn-xprw-ra/ (M) 'Established in forms is Ra' King
Menmaatre /mn-mAat-ra/ 'enduring righteousness of Ra' (M) mi-in-mu-a-ri-a (Min-mji-a-ri-a, Nim-imi-a-a-ri-ia (Akkadian), minmuʔˤɘ'riˤɘ (1,000 BCE) (King)
Menna /mn-nA/ (F) ' ' (official, scribe)
Menna'a (M) (Scribe)
Mentuhotep (more correct) Montjuḥotep /mnTw-Htp/ (M) 'Montu is content' (King)
Merab (M) (child of Ahura and Neferkaptah)
Merenptah /mr-n-ptH/ from Ramesses-Siptah (M) (King)
Merenra /mrnra/ (M) 'Beloved of Re' (King)
Mereret /mrrt/ (F) 'the beloved one' (Princess)
Mereri /mrri/ (M) 'beloved one' (Overseer of Priests)
Mereret /mrrt/ (F) 'beloved one'
Meresankh/ mr-s-anx/ (F) 'she loves life' (Queen)
Meresamun /mr.s-imn/ (F) 'Amun Loves Her' (singer-priestess)
Meribastet /mry-bAstt/ (M) 'Beloved by Bast' (Chief Steward of the Lord of the Two Lands, Prophet of Amun )
Meriiti /Meri-iti/ (M) 'Beloved of the father' ( official , priest)
Merimaat /mry-mAat/ (M) 'beloved of Ma'at (Wab-Priest of Maat)
Meritamen /mrit-imn/ (F) 'Beloved of Amun' (daughter and later Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Ramesses the Great.)
Meritaten/ mryt-itn/ (F) (Queen) 'She who is beloved of Aten'
Meritaten-Tasherit /mry-itn-tASrt/ (F) 'She who is beloved of Aten, the younger'
Meritites, Merytytes, Mertiotes, Meretiotes, Mertyote /mry.t-it.s/ (F) 'Beloved of her father' (Queen)
Merit-Ptah /mrit-ptH/ (F) 'Beloved of the god Ptah' (physician)
Meritmut , Merytmut /mryt-mwt/ (F) 'She who is beloved of Mut' (Queen)
Merneith /mr-nit/ (F) 'Beloved of Neith/Nit' (Consort of the King possibly Queen)
Merneptah, Merenptah / mr-n-ptH/ (M) 'Beloved of Ptah' (King)
Mersyankh / mr-sy-anx 'she loves life' (Queen)
Meryamun/ mry-imn/ (M) 'beloved of Amun' (King)
Mery-Re, Mery-Rā /mry-ra/ (M) 'Beloved of Ra' (King, superintendent of the queen)
Merytamun, Merytamun/ mryt-imn/ (F) 'beloved of Amun' (Queen)
Meryaten/ mry(t)-itn/ (F) 'beloved of Aten' (Queen)
Merynetjeru /mry-nTrw/ (M) 'beloved of the Gods' (King)
Mery-Seshen /mry-Ssn/ 'beloved of the lotus'
Mery-Seti /mry-stHy/ 'beloved of Set' (M) (King)
Mesetnedjmet/mstnDmt/ (F) 'Sweet mother'
Mesutira /mstiw-ra/ (M) 'offspring of Ra' (King)
Menkheperre /mn-xpr-ra/ (M) 'Enduring is the apparition of Ra' (son of Pharaoh Pinedjem, High Priest of Amun at Thebes)
Menpehtyre /mn-pHty-ra/ (M) 'Established by the strength of Ra' (Pharaoh)
Mindjedef /mn-Dd.f/ (M) 'Enduring like Min ' (Prince)
Minuser /mnw-wsr/ (M)
Minkhet /min-xt/ (M) 'enduring throughout'
Mutemhat /mt-m-ht?/ (F) ( daughter of High Priest of Amun)
Mutemwiya , Mutemwia, Mutemuya, Mutemweya /mwt-m-wiA/ (F) - 'Mut in the divine bark' (minor wife of Thutmose IV)
Mutnedjmet /mwt-nDmt/- (F) 'The sweet Mut' (Queen)
Mutnofret, Mutneferet, Mutnefert /mwt-nfrt/ (F) 'Mut is beautiful' (King's Daughter and King's Sister)
Mut-udj-ankhes /mwt-wD-anx.s/ (F) 'Mut entrust/commands her life ' (Great royal Wife)
N
Naharin /nhrynA/ 'twin rivers'
Nakht /nxt/ (M) 'victorious' (astronomer, scribe, priest)
Nakhtasetiru (F) 'Auset/Isis is strong/victorious towards them' Ni-iḫ-ti(-e)-ša-ra-u (Akkadian)
Nakht /nxt/ (M) 'strong, victorious' (scribe and astronomer of Amun)
Nakhti /nxt.i / (M) 'I am strong'
Nakhtmin /nxt-min/ (M) 'Min is victorious' (scribe)
Nakhtneith /nxt-nit / (M) 'strong is Neith' (Queen)
Naneferkaptah/ na-nfr-ka-ptH/ (M) 'the beautiful soul/ Ka of Ptah' (Scribe, Prince)
Nanefersobek /nA-nfr-sbk/ 'sobek is good' (Demotic)
Naneferibptah /nA-nfr-ib-ptH/ 'the heart of Ptah is good'
Nanefermenibptah /nA-nfr-min-ib-ptH/ 'The heart of Ptah is good and enduring'
Narmer /nar-mr/ (M) 'nar-mr ' (King)
Nastasen /nis-tA-sn?/ (M) (Kushite King)
Natakamani Nubain comes from the name Amun (M)
Nau-nakht (F)
Nebamun (M) 'My Lord is Amun' (Scribe and grain accountant)
Nebetnehat (F) 'Lady of the sycamore tree'
Nebkheperre Intef (M)
Nebetah /nbtaH/ 'Lady of the place' (F)
Nebethetpet (M)
Nebetka /nbkA/ 'lady of the soul' (F)
Nebhepertra /nbHptra/ (M)
Nebkhau /nb-xa-w/ (M) 'Lord of apparitions' alt 'Lord of appearing' (King)
Nebkheperure /nb-xpr-ra/ (M) 'Lord of the forms of Re' (King)
Nebmaatra /nb-mAat-ra/ (M) 'Lord of truth is Re' Ni-ib-mu-wa-ri-ia, Ni-ib-mu-a-ri-ia, Ni-im-mii-u-ri-ia, Mi-im-mu-u-ri-ia, Im-niu-u-ri-an, Nam-mu-ri-ia, Ni-im-nu-u-ri-i (Akkadian), Nibmuria (King)
Nebmeḥyt /nb-mHyt/ 'Lord of the north winds' Ni-im-ma-ḫe-e (Akkadian)
Nebmerutef /nb-mrw-tf/ (M) 'Lord of Merou?
Nebneshi /nb-nHsy/ (M) 'lord of the Nubians
Nebnofer/nbnfr/ 'beautiful lord'
Nebtawy /nb-tAwy/ (F) 'lord of the two lands?' (Roy's wife)
Necho, Nekau (Greek Nekhos/Νεχώς or Nekho/Νεχώ) /n-kA.w/ (M) 'for/of 'belongs' to the bulls' (King)
Nedjem /nDm/ (M) 'Sweet' (Prince)
Nefer /nfr/ (M) 'beautiful' 'handsome'
Neferet /nfrt/ (F) 'beautiful'
Neferetempet (more correct) Noufretempet /nfrt-m-pt/ (F) 'Beauty in Heaven'
Neferhebef /nfr-Hb.f / (M) 'He of the beautiful festival' (scribe)
Neferhotep /nfr-Htp/ more accurately pronounced Noufr-ḥotep (M) 'beautiful in peace'
Neferhotepes, Neferhetepes /nfr-Htp.s/ (F) 'Her peace is beautiful' (Princess)
Neferirkara , Neferkare/ nfr-ir-kA-ra/ (M) 'Perfect is the Ka of Ra' (King)
Neferkau /nfr-kAw/ (F) (Royalty)
Neferkaptah/ nfr-kA-ptH/ (M) 'the beautiful soul/ Ka of Ptah' (Scribe, Prince)
Neferkarā/ nfr-kA-ra/ (M) 'beautiful is the ka of Ra'
Neferkheprr /nfr-xpr/ (M) 'Beautiful of forms'
Neferkhepruri /nfr-xprw-ri/ 'Beauty of Kheperi' Nepherkheres/Νεφερχερης (Greek), na-ap-ḫu-ru-ri-ia / nap-ḫur-i-ri-ia / nam-ḫur-ri-ia (Akkadian)
Neferma'āt /nfr-mAat/ (F) (Queen) 'Beauitful Ma'at'
Nefermaatre/ nfr-mAat-ra / (M) 'Beautiful righteousness Ra'
Nefermaat /nfr-mAat/ 'Beautiful Ma'at' (Royalty, Vizier of Khafra)
Neferneferuaten/nfr-nfrw-itn (F) (Pharaoh) Most beautiful one of Aten
Neferneferuaten-mery-Neferkheperure/ nfr-nfrw-itn-mry-nfr-xprw-ra (F) (Pharaoh) 'most beautiful of Aten, beloved, beautiful form of Ra'
Neferneferuaten-mery-uā-en-Rā /nfr-nfrw-mry-wa-n-ra/ (F) (Pharaoh) 'most beautiful of Aten, beloved, one of Ra'
Nfr-s-Ab /nefer-s-Ab/ (F) ''
Nefert /nfr.t/ Νοφερετ (F) 'beautiful'
Nefertem /nfr-tm/ (M) 'Beautiful Tem' (God)
Nefertiti/ nfrt-ii-ti (F) 'Beautiful one has come' nafratíta>naftíta (Akkadian) (Greta royal wife)
Nefertari /nfrt-iri/ (F) 'Beautiful companion' Na-ap-te-ra (Akkadian) (one of the principal wives of Ramesses the Great)
Neferu /nfrw/ (M, F) 'Beautiful' (King, Queen)
Neferubity /nfrw-bity/ ' The Beauty of Lower Egypt' (F) (Princess)
Neferure /nfrw-ra/ , Noufrurā (more correct) 'Beauty of Ra' (F) (Queen)
Nefrubity /nfrw-bity/(M) 'beautiful King of Lower Egypt' (Princess)
Nehi /nHy/ (M) 'Pray for, wish' (Viceroy of Kush)
Nehmes /nHm.s?/ (F) 'She who is cheering/blessing?' (Singer)
Nehytweret /nhyt-wrt/ 'the geart sycomore'
Nekau / n-kAw/ 'for the souls' Nekhō , Nekhōs Νεχώς (M) (King)
Nekennebti
NekhetAusetiru /nxt-As(t)-irw/ 'Auset/Isis is strong towards them' Ni-iḫ-ti(-e)-ša-ra-u (alt pronunciation) (F)
Nekonekh (M)
Nekure (M)
Nemseti (M) (who successor Nes-hor-pakhered)
Nemtyemsaf / nmty-m-sA.f/ (M) 'Nemty is his protection'
Naneferibptah /nA-nfr-ib-ptH/ 'the heart of Ptah is good'
Nesbanebdjed /nsw-bA-nb-Ddt/ (M) 'He of Banebdjedet' (Governed, High Priest of Amun)
Nesitanebetashru /ns-tA-nb.t-ỉSrw/ (F) 'belonging to the lady of the ashru' (High Priest of Amun)
Neskhons , Nsikhonsou /ns-xnsw/ (F) 'belongs to Khonsu' (Noble Lady)
Nesbanebdjed /nsw-bA-nb-Ddt/ (M) 'He of the Ba ram, lord of Mendes' (King)
Nesmin /ns-min/ (M) 'tongue of Min' (priest of Min)
Nesy / / (M) (fourth priest of Amun)
Nesyamun/ nsy-imn/ (F) 'she belongs to Amun' (Priestess)
Nesyamun, Nesamun /ns.y-imn / (M) 'tongue of Amun ' (priest, incense-bearer and scribe, Prophet of Amun)
Netjerkhet /nTrXt/ (M)
Nikau /n-kA.w/ (M) 'for/of belongs to the bulls', ne̞/əχo̞h/נְכֹה (Hebrew), Νεκώ(ς), Νεχαώ (Greek) (King)
Nimlot /n(w)-mr.T/ (M) 'Of her love?' (High Priest of Amun at Thebes)
Nitiyt /nit-iyt/ 'Neith has come' (F)
Nitiqreti /nt-ỉqrty/ Nitocris /Νίτωκρις (M) (last King of Egypt ?)
Nitocris , Nitiqret, Nitokris /nt-iqrt/ (F) 'Neith is perfection' (Queen)
Nodjemet /nDm.t/ (F) 'sweet lady' (wife of High Priest of Amun, Noble lady)
Nubkaura /nbw-kAw-ra/ (M)
Nwi /nwi?/ (M) (old Kingdom) (His titles “chief of the great state,” “the overseer of the new settlements” “the purifier of King Khafre.”)
P
Pa-ankh-entef /pA-anx-ntf/ (M) 'This life belongs to him'
Paanmeni , Pa-an-meni /pA-an-min/ (M) 'the beautiful one' (priest and senior physician)
Padiauset /pA-di-Aset / 'this give to Isis' (F)
Pahōr /ⲡⲁϩⲱⲣ 'Belongs to Hor' (M)
Paherneptah (M)
Pairy /pa-iry/ (M) 'The Companion' (vizier, Scribe)
Pami /pA-miw/ (M) 'The cat' (King)
Pa-neb (M)
Panuris (M)
Pasenhor /Hr-pA-sn/ (M) 'The son of Horu/Horus ' (Priest of Ptah and Prophet of Neith)
Paser /pA-sr/ (M) 'This Noblemen'? (Viceroy of Kush)
Pashedbast /pA-Sd-bAst/ (M) 'This reciting of Bast?' (Prince)
Pasy (M?) (possibly Greek influenced)
Payni (M?) (possibly Greek influenced)
Pedubast , Padibastet, Pedubastis /pA-di-BAstt/ 'The gift of Bastet' (UE King)
Penebui /P-nbwy/ (M) 'Seat of the Two Lords' (Queen)
Penthu, Pentju /pn-T-w/ (seal bearer, Physician)
Pentu / (Vizier)
Pen-dua (M)
Peribsen /pr-ib-sn / (M) 'house of brothers heart'
Perenmaat/ pr-n-mAat/ 'house of rightness' (M)
Peseshet/psSt/ (F) (Physician)
Petubasti
Piankh , Payankh /pA-anx/ (M) 'The life' (High Priest of Amun)
Piay (M) (sculptor of Rameses)
Pimay /pA-mAi/ (M) 'The lion' (Prince)
Pinedjem /pA-nDm/ (M) 'the sweet' (High Priest of Amun at Thebes)
Piye /py/ (M) (Kushite king)
Pheros (Possible Greek influence)
Psamtik, Psamtjek /psmtk/ (Greek Ψαμμήτιχος, Psammḗtikho) (M) 'Mixed wine seller' (King)
Psemmut (M)
Psusennes /pA-sbA-xa(i)-n-niwt /Psiousénnes /Ψουσέννης (M) 'The Star Appearing in the City' (King)
Psamtik /psmTk/ Psammeticus or PsammetichusPsammḗtikhos/, Ψαμμήτιχος (M) 'The mixed-wine seller' (King)
Psenosiris (M)
Ptahhotep /ptH-Htp/ 'Ptah is satisfied' (M)
Ptahmos /ptH-ms/ 'Born of Ptah ' (High Priest of Ptah)
Ptahwer /ptH-wr/ 'Great Ptah' (Overseer of Seal makers)
Q
Qa'a /qa/ (M) 'Raised arm' (King)
Qait /qAit/ (M)
Qenna (M)
R
Ramesses or Ramessu /ra-ms-sw/ (M) 'Ra the one who gave birth to him' (Pronounced Ra'mses or Ra'məse) (King)
Ramesses /rA-mssw/ from Ramesses-Siptah (M) 'Ra fashioned him' (King)
Ramessesnakht, Ramsesnakht / ra-ms-s-nxt/ (M) (High Priest of Amun)
Ramose /ra-ms/ (M) 'Born of Ra' (Prince)
Ramesses, Pa-ra-mes-su /ra-ms/ (M) 'He born of Ra' (Prince)
Raneferu /ra-nfrw/ 'Beauties of ra' (F) (Queen, Prince from Bekhten's daughter)
Renmet-Setesh /rnmt-stS/ (F) 'She who carries Seth ' (Queen title)
Raweben (more correct) Rāuben /ra-wbn/ (M) 'Ra rises' (son of the sculptor of the Place of Truth)
Rekhmire (more correct) Rekhmērā /rx-mi-ra/ 'Wise like Ra' (M) (noble and official, Governor of the Town, Priest of Annu)
Rekh-neswt /rx-nswt/ (M) 'Confidant of the king' (Scribe)
Remen-Horu / Rmn- Ḥr.(w)/ (F) 'she who carries Horus' (Queen title)
Reniseneb, Reni-seneb, Renyseneb /Rn(=j-)snb, rn.i-snb / (M) ' ' 𓋴𓈖𓃀𓌬𓏥𓂋𓈖𓆰 (Scribe)
Roma/ r(A)-ma/ (Roma-Roi) (M) 'True of mouth ?' (high priest of Amun)
Roy /rAy/ (Roma-Roi) (M) 'uttering? ' (Royal Scribe, high priest of Amun)
Rudet (F)
Rudidit (F)
Ruru/rwrw/ (M) (King)
S
Saaiunu /s-aA-iwnw/ from Ramesses-Siptah (M) 'Made great in Heliopolis' (King)
Sabef /sAb.f/ (M) '?' (King)
Sadeh /zAdh/ (queen consort, Mentuhotep II ) (F)
Sahura/ sAH-w-ra/ (M) 'He who is dependent on Ra' Alt 'He who is close to Ra'
Samut /sA-mwt/ (M) 'son of Mut' (Second Prophet of Amun, Overseer of the Treasury of Gold and Silver)
Seneferkara /s-nfr-kA-ra/ (M) 'He who embellishes the Soul of Re' (King)
Sankhkara /s-anx-kA-ra/ (M) 'life to the soul of Ra' (King)
Sankhtawyef / s-anx-tAwy.f / (M) 'He who invigorates his two lands' (King)
Sa-Rā /sA-ra/ 'Son of Ra' (King)
Satamun /sAt-imn/ 'daughter of Amun' (F)
Sehetepibre /s-htp-ib-ra/ 'Who satisfies the heart of Ra' (King) (M)
Sekhet 'she who is powerful' (F)
Sekhemib /sxm-ib/ (M) 'Power/strength of heart'
Sekhemkheperre /sxm-xpr-re/ (M) 'Power/Strength of Kheperrā'
Sekhempahty /sxm-pHty/ (M) 'Powerful of strength' (King)
Sekhempet /sxm-pt/ 'Power in heaven' (M)
Sekhemre /sxm-ra/ 'Powerful is Ra' (M)
Sekhm /sxm/ 'Powerful one' (M)
Sekhmet /sxm.t/ 'Powerful female' (F)
Semerkhet /smr-Xt / (M) 'Friend to the people?' 'Companion of the divine community' (King)
Seneb-Kay /snb-kAy/ 'make healthy the kA in reality?' (King) (M)
Senebi/snbi (F)
Senefru /snfrw/ 'He who makes things perfect' Soris /Σώρις (M)
Senet-Aamet /znt-aAmt/ (F)
Senseneb 'Her brother of all ' (mother of Thutmose I ) (F)
Seneferu /s-nfrw/ (M) 'He who makes things perfect' (King)
Seneferukhaf /s-nfrw-/ (M) (prince)
Senenmut /sn-n-mwt/ (M) 'Mother's brother' (Steward to Hatshepsut, architect)
Senusret /s(i)-n-wsrt/, Sesostris/Σέσωστρις, Sesoösis (Diodorus Siculus) 'Man of Wosret' (King) (M)
Semat /smAt/ (F) 'The Companion' (Queen)
Seqenenre /sqny-n-ra/ (M) 'He who strikes like Ra' (Ruler)Serethor
Serethor /s-rt-Hr/ (F) (Wife to King Den) 'Ram of Horu/ Horus?'
Seuserenre /s-wsr-n-ra/ 'he one whom Re has caused to be strong.' royal name of Khyan (Hyksos King) (M)
Seshemetka / sSm.t kA/ (F) 'who led the Ka' (Queen)
Seshen /sSn/, Shōshen in coptic, probably more correctly pronounced Sushen. In origin became Hebrew name Susan 'Graceful lily' (F)
Setau , Setaou /stAw / (M) '?' (Viceroy of Kush, Scribe)
Setepenamun /stp-n-imn / (M) 'the chosen one of Amun' (King)
SetepenAnhur /stp-n-inHr/ 'Chosen by Anhur) (King) (M)
Setepenmut / stp-n-mwt/ (Greek Thuoris) (F) 'chosen of Mut' (Queen)
Setepenra , Setepenre /stp-n-ra/ (F) 'Chosen of Ra' (Princess, King)
Seti /stHy/, Greek Sethos (M) 'He of the god Set' (King)
Setka /st-kA/ (M) 'His ka is init's place' (prince)
Setnakhte , Setnakht, Sethnakht /st-nxt / (M) 'Seth Is Victorious ' (King)
Sety Merenptah /sty mry-n-ptḥ/ (M) Man of Sutekh/Set, beloved of Ptah
Setut , Senen /z-nn/ (M) 'Of the image?' (King)
Setutra /stwt-ra/ (M)
Sewadjkare /swaD-kA-ra/ (M) 'causes the Ka of Ra to flourish' (King)
Seximy 'who is in power'
Shaushka/Šauška/ Goddess Ishtar
Shedwaset /Sd-wAst/ 'savior of Thebes' (King) (M)
Shematawy /SmA-tAwy/ 'He who unifies the two lands' (King) (M)
Shenwy/ Snwy/ (M)
Shepenupet /Sp-(n)wp(t)/ (M) (God's Wife of Amun)
Shepseskaf /SpsskAf/ 'his nobel kA' (M)
Shepset (F) 'Nobelwomen'
Shepset-ipet 'Nobelwomen of the haram' (F) (princess)
Sheritenhor /Srit-n-Hr/ tA-Srt-n-Hr (demotic) 'The daughter of Hor (Horus)' (F)
Sherhoteptawy /shr-Htp-tAwy/ 'Maker of peace in the two lands' (King) (M)
Shezmetet , Shesmetet/ Szmtt (F) 'malachite?' (goddess)
Shoshenq, Sheshonk, Shoshenk, Sheshonq /Ssnq/ (M) (LibyanKing)
Siaib /siA-ib/ (M) 'knowledge/ perception of the heart'
Siatum, (more accurate) Satum /sA-tm (M) 'Son of Atum' Prince
Siatib /siAt-ib/ (F) 'knowledge/ perception of the heart'
Siese /sA-Ast/ (M) 'Son of Auset/Isis' (King)
Siptah /sA-ptH/ (M) 'Son of Ptah' (King)
Sitamun (more correct) Satamun /sAt-imn (F) 'Daughter of Amun' (Queen)
Sitre (more correct) Satrā /sAt-ra/ 'Daughter of Ra'
Nesbanebdjed; Smendes , Smendis (Hellenized), /nsw-bA-nb-Dd(t)/ (M)' He of the ram, Lord of Mendes (King, High Priest of Amun at Thebes)
Smenkhkare / s-mnx-kA-ra (M) 'Living fare the forms of Ra', 'vigorous of the soul of Ra'
Sneferu (more correct) Senouferu /s-nfr/ 'He who makes things perfect' (King)
Sobekhotep /sbk-Htp/ 'Sobek is pleased' a common name during second intermediate period (M)
Sobekneferu /sbk-nfrw/ (sometimes written) Neferusobek 'The beauty of Sobek' (F) (Queen)
Su /sw/ (M) 'He' (King)
Sy-Net/ sy-nt (she of Neith?) ACĔNATH (אסנת, אָֽסְנַת ): Hebrew name of Egyptian origin, meaning "belonging to the goddess Neith." In the bible, this is the name of Joseph's Egyptian wife. (F)
T
Taa (M) (Vizier)
Taāmetj /tAamT/ (F)
Taamun /tA-imn/ 'The one of Amun' (M)
Tabeheset / tA-bHst/ 'female cow' (F)
Tabest /tA-bst?/ (F) 'The Bast?'
Tabiry /tAnir/ (F) (Nubian Queen)
Tabubuit (M)
Tadiamenkherwas (F)
Tadisetdiankh /tA-di-st-di-anx?/ (F)
Tadiwesir /tA-di-wsir/ (F) 'She who is given by Osiris'
Takelot /Tkrti , Tklt/ (King, High Priest of Amun)
Takhat , Takhet (F) 'The appearing in glory?' (Princess &Queen)
Takhuit /tAxwt/ (F) (Queen)
Tamedjat /tA-mDA.t/ Tmatoi/ⲦⲘⲀⲦOⲒ (Coptic) (F) 'the Papyrs-roll'
Tamerit /tA-mrit/ (F) 'The beloved' (daughter of Ramessesnakht)
Tamut /tA-mwt?/ (F) 'The mother?'
Tanebet (F)
tA-n.t-Hr(w) 'the one of Horus' Taurēs/Ταυρις , Taurēn/Ταῦριν (Tahyris) (Greek) > Taḥōr/ⲧⲁϩⲱⲣ (Coptic) (F)
tA-n.t-ist 'The one of Isis' , Tanēsis/Ταησις (Greek), Taēse/ⲦⲀⲎⲤⲈ (Coptic) (F)
Tanetsepeh (F) (Queen)
Tanwetamani Nubian comes from Amun's name
Ta-Neferet /tA-nfrt/ (F) 'beautiful land'
Taperôs (F)
Taremetetbastet (Demotic) Taremetjetbastet (MK) /tA-rmTt-bAstt/ The woman of Bastet (F)
Tashaiu /tA-SAyw?/ (F)
Tashakheper / /
Tashepenbast
Tasentnofret /tA-snt-nfrt/ (F) 'The perfect sister'
Tathari
Tausret, Twosret, Tawosret /tA-wsr.t/ (F) 'Mighty lady'
Tawe /tAwy?/ (F) 'the two lands'
Tefnut /tfnwt / (M)
Tehneh
Tehuti (F)
Tenamun / tn-imn/ (F)
Tentamun /ti-nt-imn/ 'she belongs to Amun' (F) Princess
Tent-desheret (F)
Tentsepeh / / (F)
Tepemkau 'Best of soul'
Teti /tti/ (M) (King)
Tetisheri /tti-Sri/ (F) Queen
Thutmose /DHwtymsi/ (M) Prince
Tia, Tiya (F) (Queen)
Tiaa, Tiā'a /ti-aA/ 'great she' Princess
Titkheperure, Tyetkheperre /twt-xpr-ra/ 'image of the transformations of Ra'
Tiye, Taia, Tiy, Tiyi /ti-y-y/ (F) Te-i-e, Te-i-i (Akkdian, possibly of Mitanni origin) (Queen)
Tiye /tyy/ (F) (Queen)
Tiy-Merenese , Tiy-merenese, Teye-Merenaset, Tiye-Mereniset , /tiy-mr-n-Ast / (F) 'Tiy, Beloved of Isis' (Queen)
Tjankemit/TAy-n-kmt?/ (M) 'Male of Egypt?'
Tjanuni , Thanuny /TA nw ny/ (M) '? ' (Royal Scribe, and Army Commander)
Thay , Tjay ,To /TAy/ (M) 'Male, man ' (Royal Scribe)
Tjenna , Cenna, Senna (King)
Tjesbastperu (M) (Prince)
Tjuia /TwiA/
Tjuyu /Twiw/ Thuya, Thuyu (F) (Nobel women)
Turo, Thuwre (M) (Commander of Buhen)
Tutankhamun /twt-anx-imn/ (M) 'Living Image of Amun' (King)
Tuthotep (M) 'living image of peace' (Beloved Royal Scribe, Steward of the Southern City)
Tutmos, Thutmose /DHwty-ms/ (Greek Tutmosis, Thutmosis) (M) 'Thoth/Djeḥuty is born' (King)
Tutnefer /twt-nfr/ 'living image of beauty' ( Royal Scribe, Overseer of Treasury,)
Tutmesut (M) 'Perfect of Birth' (King)
Tuy, Tuya, Mut-Tuya /tuiA/ (F) (Queen)
Ty (M)
W, U
Wadjmose /wAD-ms/ (M) 'born of happiness, fortunes, healthy' (Prince)
Wahibre, Uaḥibrā /wAH-ib-ra/ (M) 'Enduring is the heart of Ra' (King)
Wahem-Ib-Re, Uḥemibrā /wHm-ib-ra/ (M) 'Carrying out the wish of Ra' (King)
Wenensenu /wbn-snw/ (M) 'sunrise of brother'
Webkhet (F) 'Clarity/ brightness of eyes' (NeferHotep's Wife) (Queen)
User-rā /wsr-ra/ 'Wesir/Osiris with Rā '
Ōsoroērēs/Οσοροηρις/ wsir-wr ' Wesir/Osiris the great (M)
Wenamun /wn-imn/ Úna-mu-nu 'open Amun' (Alt Pronunciation)
Wenher (F) (Mother of AmenHotep)
Unnoufer /wn-nfr/ (M) 'be beautiful' became Onofrio> Humphrey
Wennefer /wnn-nfr/ (M) (Name for Wesir/Osiris, priest of Min)
Weret /wrt/ (F) 'She who is great' (Princess)
User /wsr / (M) 'Powerful/strong' (Scribe)
Usera /wsr-ra/ 'Powerful/strong of Ra' (M) (King)
Useramen /wsr-ra-mn/ (M) 'Powerful/strong of Ra Established' (Vizier)
Userhet (M) ( noble)
Userma'ātrā /wsr-mAat-ra/ 'Powerful is the Maat of Ra' (M)
Usrmaatrenakht /wsr-mAat-ra-n-axt/ (M) 'Powerful is the Maat of Ra horizon'
Usimarenakth /wsi-mr-nxt?/ (M) 'very beloved and strong?' (the Chief Steward)
Unis /wnis/ (M) (King)
Userkaf /wsr-kA.f/ (M) 'His soul is strong/powerful' (King)
Userken, Osorkon/wAsAirkn/ (M) '? ' (King)
Ounesh-aa (Unish-āah better pronouced) wnS-aA / Wnš-ʿȝ (M) 'Great wolf'
Y
Yesu isu (M) = (Early version of Jesus Hebrew Yeshua (ישוע) = iSw)
Jesus the-christ the-son of-god Coptic: Ⲓⲏ︦ⲥ︦ Ⲡⲭ︦ⲥ︦ Ⲡ⳰ϣⲏⲣⲓ ⳰ⲙ⳰ⲫϮ Yes/Pkhs/Pshery/mpsti (Iseus pi-christous ep-sheri em-phiti),
ⲓ̅ⲥ̄ ⲡⲉⲭ︦ⲥ︦ (Ⲓⲏⲥⲟⲩⲥ ⲡⲉⲭⲣⲓⲥⲧⲟⲥ Yesous/Iesous PeKhristos (S), ( ⲓ̅ⲥ̄ ⲭ︦ⲥ︦ ; shortened), Hebrew Yeshua/ ישוע,
Greek Iesous/ Ἰησοῦς > Coptic Iesous/Ⲓⲏⲥⲟⲩⲥ, Latin Iesus, Syric Isho or Eesho,
Greek Christos /Χριστός from Meshiakh/ מָשִׁיחַ meaning anointed.
Yhuah /yhwAw/ 𓇌𓉔𓍯𓅱(M) = Yahweh,YHWH /יהוה Name of the Jewish god
Ysef ?
Yuya, Yuya, Iouiya, Yaa, Ya, Yiya, Yayi, Yu, Yuyu, Yaya, Yiay, Yia, Yuy /ywiA, iAy, ywiA, yw, iyA, yiA, ywiw/ (M) (foreign)
Ytwa Bar (M)
Z
צָפְנַת פַּעְנֵחַ Zaphnath paaneah reveler of secrets Zaphenath-Paneah savior of the people ? Supposedly the name of the Biblical Joseph.
(Zoph-ent-pa-ankh) the one who furnishes the nourishment of life , the chief steward of the realm
(spH-nt-pA-anx?) attain belong to of the life
was originally Zat-en-aph, for in ancient Egyptian was pronounced Djed(u)en-ef (‘he who is called’)
(Sobeknahkt?)
ṣe(d)-p-nute(r)-ef-onḫ "the god speaks, [and] he lives" ~Georg Steindorff
Ψονθομφανήχ/Psionthomphanékh, Ψομθομφανήχ/Psiomthomphanékh ~Septuagint and Hexaplaric Greek >
ⲡⲥⲟⲧ ⲙⲫⲉⲛⲉϩ /psot mpʰeneḥ (from ⲥⲱⲧⲉ/redeem, rescue, to save) Coptic
Zeho (M) (possibly Greek influenced)
Zekhe /sxi?/ (M) 'Smite or recall?'
Creepy names
am Swyt - 'eater of shades' D36-G17-F10-A2 S36-X1:Z1-A41
seD qsw - 'Breaker of bones' S29-D46:F18-Z9:D40 T19-Z1:Z2
im snef - 'eater of blood'
Pet names
Dog
aAy/ ā'ay = 'donkey, stubborn'
abwtiw/Abuwtiyuw, abutiu
Ankh-psmTk, anx-psmtk
Ankhu/ anxw- 'The lively one'
Degem/ dgm = 'Gloomy'
Hebny/ Hbny- 'ebony'
Hekenen/ Hknn = 'joyful of or our joy'
Hknw = 'Praise' (M)
Hemu-ma/ Hmw-mA ='Nick name for the tail Rudder or literal Steerer of Lions ' (M)
Hotep-kA.i M (Old Kingdom)
Ikeni ikni M (Old Kingdom)
Ikenhet iknht (Old Kingdom) 'Owner Iti'
Inheb inhb M (Old Kingdom) Possibly Libyan
Ireyemsheser Ir(y)-m-Ssr (Old Kingdom) - 'Master of the tongue or Master of the Arrow'
iwiw- 'dog'
Kepesh/ kpS- 'strong arm, strength, might'
Khabsti /xAbstyw/- 'digger, rooter up'
Mennu /mnnw/ 'that belongs to Set'
Miniu-pw mniw-pw = 'He is a Shepherd'
En-mereni /n-mr.n.i = 'I don't like anyone'
Nefer/ nfr = (M) Beautiful
Pesesh/ psS- (M) 'Shares (with)?'
Seneb-neb-ef snb-nb-f M -'The well being of his master'
Teqer= 'Sphinx?'
Tjau-en-ankh-en-Senbi- 'Senbi's breath of life'
Unesh/ wnS- 'wolf'
Wetu /wtw- 'cub, fox or wolf pup'
Cat
Miw- cat (M)
Miwt- female cat (F)
Miu-Kem/ miw-km = (M) 'black cat'
Miut-Kemet /miwt-kmt = (F) 'female black cat'
My-Shriuy /my Sriwy = (F) 'Little cat', 'pussy'
Nedjem - 'Sweetie'
tA-miwt - 'The cat' (F)
Horse
Ȧmundiefpakhepesh/ imn-di-f-pA-xpS 'Amun gives him the foreleg/strong arm' (Seti's fav horse)
Muthertiu/ mwt-hrtiw 'mother of Hertiu' (Ramses II's horse)
Nekhtut em Uaset/ nxtwt-m-wAst 'strong, victorious of Thebes'
Qen-Ȧmun/ qn-imn 'Brave Amun' (name of Seti I horse)
Pig
Reri rri - 'Pig'
Crocodile
Adw- 'Who size through strength'
Depy-'raiser of shadows'
kApw- 'Hidden one'
Merytu mrytw- 'bank dweller'
MeseHet- 'Crocodile'
Sheny - 'Who steals opportunity'
Suy swii - 'dangerous one'
Birds
desher- 'the red one'
kApw- 'Hidden one'
sedA- 'the trembler'
Fish
Fetetw-'Leapers'
Mehyw-'Swimmers'
Frog
Kerer/ qrr- 'Frog'
Mouce
Penu/ pnw- 'mouse'
Ref. Write Your Own Egyptian Hieroglyphs: Names, Greetings, Insults, Sayings by Angela McDonald ; More Ancient Egyptian Names of Dogs and Other Animals HENRY G. FISCHER
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