Per-Ḥȧpu
​𓎛𓊪𓅱𓐑𓏭𓃒     ​𓎛𓐑𓊪𓅭𓅆    𓐑𓊪𓃒   𓎛𓊪𓐑

MDC: Hp, Hpw, H(A)pw
Alt Egyptian : Hpwy
Gardiner: Ḥp, ḥỉp
Loprieno : ḥʲpw /ḥujpvw/ > /'ḥeʔp(vw)/
Budge: Ḥpw
​Allen : ḥjpw
Transliteration: Hapu
Old Kingdom: ˈħujpʔw
Middle Kingdom: ˈħeʔp, ˈħeʔpʔw
Coptic:  Ḥape /ϩⲁⲡⲉ (S), Ape/Ⲁⲡⲉ (B), Ḥapi ϩⲁⲡⲓ, Api/Ⲁⲡⲓ
Hebrew: Ḥpy /חפי
Greek: Apis /Απις, Hapis 
Demotic: Ḥȧp, Mnevis
Arabic: 
English: Apis
Kemetic: Apis
Alt: Hipw, Hapi-ānkh, Hapi, Hep Api
Alt pronunciation : ħujpvw/ > /ˈħeʔp(vw/
Pronounced: Ḥap, or Ḥapu
Alt pronunciation : ḥuʲpVw > ḥeʔp(Vw) > ϩⲁⲡⲉ (needs ref)
Meaning: possibly secret, mysterious, hide HAp or steer, row, rudders from Hpwt

Home: wr-mr/ mn nfr/  Memphis
Temple: 


Nome:

Consort

Children

Father

Mother

Alternate Parents

Siblings

Priest names

Features
sacred bull 

Symbols


Roles
Apis served as an intermediary between humans and an all-powerful god (originally Ptah, later Wesir/Osiris, then Atum), Or incarnation of Ptah. Originally a symbol of fertility

Hybrid gods

Connection to other gods
Ptah

Celebrations

Offering items


Protects


Other names

Epitaphs
the renewal of the life
herald
​glorious soul