Per-Qebḥut
𓏂𓏏𓆗𓆄𓊾      𓏘𓃀𓎛𓏁𓅱𓏏
𓏘𓃀𓎛𓅱𓏁𓏏𓊾𓆔     𓏁𓌨𓏏𓊾𓆔  
𓏁𓌨𓅱𓏏𓆔𓊢

MDC: qb-Hwt
Gardiner: ḳbḥwt
Budge: Qebḥut
Alt Egyptian: QbḤwēt
Transliteration: Qeb-hwt
Coptic: (S) kbo /ⲕⲃⲟ,  (S) kba /ⲕⲃⲁ, (S) kbē /ⲕⲃⲉ, (S, B) kēb /ⲕⲏⲃ (Cooling) 
ḥu /ϩⲱ (B), ḥou/ϩⲟⲩ (B) (House)
Hebrew:
Greek: Qebehout/Κεμπεχούτ
Demotic:
Russian: Kebhut Кебехут  
English: Kebechet
Kemetic: 
Alt: Khebhut, Kebehut, Qebehet, Qébéhout, Kabehchet, Kebechet, Kebehwet
Pronounced: Qebḥut (traditional), Qebaḥut, Qebeḥu (possibly LK)  
Meaning: The lady of the cooling water, she of the purification by water
qbH 𓏘𓃀𓎛𓏁 means to purify or to give water libations the t 𓏏 ending is feminine. Likewise qbHw means coolness, cold water and libation vase, wt hints at the word bandage, to bind or wrappings suggesting her job helping her father with embalming. 


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​Home: Duat 
Temple:


Nome: 

Consort

Children

Parents
Anpu/Anubis and Anput 

Siblings
Wapwawet (sometimes)
Āmmut (sometimes)


Priest names


Features
She is depicted as a snake, sometimes with a body of stars. She was also depicted as a woman with the head of a snake. Sometimes she takes the form of an ostrich, linking her to the goddess of Ma´at.

Symbols
Ostrich
Snake
libation vessel 

Roles
Goddess of libations.Goddess of embalming liquid and helps her father in the embalming process, refreshes and purifies the pharaoh, gives water to the newly dead spirits awaiting mummification.

Hybrid gods


Connection to other gods
Wadjet
Abet (Cleanser of Ra, Personification of the East​)
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Celebrations


Offering items
Cool water
Oils
Incense  

Protects
Pharaoh 
Sprits of the dead

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Other names

Epitaphs
wandering goddess
lost child