Per-Mut
𓅐𓏏𓁐 𓅓𓅱𓈗𓏏
(Demotic)
MDC: mwt
Gardiner: Mwt, Mut
Budge: Mut, Met
Transliteration: Mwt, Mut
Meroitic : Mt (pronounced mata) 𐦉𐦘
Meroitic Cursive : Mt (pronounced mata) 𐦨𐦴
Old Coptic : Māou/ⲙⲉⲟⲩ
Coptic: Maau, Maav/ⲙⲁⲁⲩ (S), Mau, Mav/ⲙⲁⲩ (S, B),
Māāv/ⲙⲉⲉⲩ (F, sA), Mēou/ⲙⲏⲟⲩ (F), Māou/ⲙⲉⲟⲩ (F, O), Mo/ⲙⲟ (Sa), Mou/ⲙⲟⲩ (Sa), Mō/ ⲙⲱ (Sa, A)
Hebrew:
Greek: Moyt /Μουτ, Moûth/ Μουθ
Demotic:
English: Mut
Kemetic:
Alt:
Pronounced: Müt, mu'waʔt (Alt)
Meaning: Mother, vulture
Gardiner: Mwt, Mut
Budge: Mut, Met
Transliteration: Mwt, Mut
Meroitic : Mt (pronounced mata) 𐦉𐦘
Meroitic Cursive : Mt (pronounced mata) 𐦨𐦴
Old Coptic : Māou/ⲙⲉⲟⲩ
Coptic: Maau, Maav/ⲙⲁⲁⲩ (S), Mau, Mav/ⲙⲁⲩ (S, B),
Māāv/ⲙⲉⲉⲩ (F, sA), Mēou/ⲙⲏⲟⲩ (F), Māou/ⲙⲉⲟⲩ (F, O), Mo/ⲙⲟ (Sa), Mou/ⲙⲟⲩ (Sa), Mō/ ⲙⲱ (Sa, A)
Hebrew:
Greek: Moyt /Μουτ, Moûth/ Μουθ
Demotic:
English: Mut
Kemetic:
Alt:
Pronounced: Müt, mu'waʔt (Alt)
Meaning: Mother, vulture
Home:
Temple: Waset/ Thebes/ Θῆβαι/ Thēbai, Ipet-(i)sut 'Southern Harem'/ Temple of Luxor at Karnak, Sudan, Karnak Temple of Amun (New Kingdom)
Nome:
Consort
Amun, Amun-Ra (As Amunet Thebes, Memphis)
Children
Khonsu (As Amunet Thebes)
Menthu (adopted god of war) Later replaced with Khonsu
Father
None self created
Mother
Siblings
Alternative Parentage
Priest names
Features
Women with headdress of a winged vulture and the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, holding a Papyrus or Lily-scepter much like Sekhmet in her hand (symbol of UE). Dressed in bright red or blue. Association with Ma'at's feather as well.
Symbols
Vulture
Crescent moon (shape of the scared lake at Karnak who's name is iSrw)
Cobra, cat, cow, lioness (Connections to others goddesses check under Connections to other gods)
Ka
Queens
Priestesses performed traditional religious rights associated with music and drinking
Lioness (Thebes)
Cat (Thebes)
𓇅 Papyrus or Lily-scepter
Roles
Queen of the goddesses and lady of heaven. Creator goddess mother from which the cosmos emerged. Through out History she absorbed multiple goddesses aspects. Check under Connection to other Gods and Hybrid gods for more info.
Connection to other gods
Amunet- Mother goddess, creator, protector of the King (Mut Absorbed her attributes)
Bastet- Cat, protection, music, joy, dance
Hut-Hor/ Hathor (Assimilated into when Amun became Ra)- Mother goddess patron of women
Nekhbet- Vulture, patron of unified Egypt, mother aspect
Nunet- Primordial goddess
Menhit- Cobra, lioness, war
Meretseger- Cobra, lioness, vulture, patron of workers, protector of royal tombs (Associated w/ Hut-Hor)
Sekhmet- lioness, war
Wadjet- Cobra, protector of kings and women in childbirth
Hybrid gods
Mut-Wadjet-Bast
Mut-Sekhmet-Bast (Wadjet having merged into Bast)
Mut-Sekhmet-Bast-Menhit
Mut-Nekhbet
Mut-Hut-Hor (became Auset/Isis) becoming Auset/Hut-Hor or Mut-Auset-Nekhbet
Celebrations
Opet festival Kemetic New year
Offering items
Other names
Epitaphs
Hmt nswt nTrwt : Queen of the goddess
irt-ra : Eye of Ra
msi.s : She who gives birth
mwt nTrw : Mother of gods
mwt wrt nbt iSrw Hmt nTrw nbt : Mut the great lady, the lady of Asuru, the Queen of all the gods
nbt iSrw : Lady of Ashru
nbt pt : Lady of heaven
nbt TAwy : Lady of the Two lands
nTrt wrt : Great goddess
nTrw nbw : Lady of all the Gods
tA mut : world mother
nbt-psDt : Mistress of the Nine Arch
mwt.i nwt pS.s dnH n Hr.i : My mother Nut spreads her wingers over me
mwt nb iSrw Hnwt nTrw nbw : Mut, mistress of Asheru, lady of all the gods (stela of Tutankhamun)
ref . The Meroitic Language and Writing System By Claude Rilly, Alex de Voogt
Temple: Waset/ Thebes/ Θῆβαι/ Thēbai, Ipet-(i)sut 'Southern Harem'/ Temple of Luxor at Karnak, Sudan, Karnak Temple of Amun (New Kingdom)
Nome:
Consort
Amun, Amun-Ra (As Amunet Thebes, Memphis)
Children
Khonsu (As Amunet Thebes)
Menthu (adopted god of war) Later replaced with Khonsu
Father
None self created
Mother
Siblings
Alternative Parentage
Priest names
Features
Women with headdress of a winged vulture and the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt, holding a Papyrus or Lily-scepter much like Sekhmet in her hand (symbol of UE). Dressed in bright red or blue. Association with Ma'at's feather as well.
Symbols
Vulture
Crescent moon (shape of the scared lake at Karnak who's name is iSrw)
Cobra, cat, cow, lioness (Connections to others goddesses check under Connections to other gods)
Ka
Queens
Priestesses performed traditional religious rights associated with music and drinking
Lioness (Thebes)
Cat (Thebes)
𓇅 Papyrus or Lily-scepter
Roles
Queen of the goddesses and lady of heaven. Creator goddess mother from which the cosmos emerged. Through out History she absorbed multiple goddesses aspects. Check under Connection to other Gods and Hybrid gods for more info.
Connection to other gods
Amunet- Mother goddess, creator, protector of the King (Mut Absorbed her attributes)
Bastet- Cat, protection, music, joy, dance
Hut-Hor/ Hathor (Assimilated into when Amun became Ra)- Mother goddess patron of women
Nekhbet- Vulture, patron of unified Egypt, mother aspect
Nunet- Primordial goddess
Menhit- Cobra, lioness, war
Meretseger- Cobra, lioness, vulture, patron of workers, protector of royal tombs (Associated w/ Hut-Hor)
Sekhmet- lioness, war
Wadjet- Cobra, protector of kings and women in childbirth
Hybrid gods
Mut-Wadjet-Bast
Mut-Sekhmet-Bast (Wadjet having merged into Bast)
Mut-Sekhmet-Bast-Menhit
Mut-Nekhbet
Mut-Hut-Hor (became Auset/Isis) becoming Auset/Hut-Hor or Mut-Auset-Nekhbet
Celebrations
Opet festival Kemetic New year
Offering items
Other names
Epitaphs
Hmt nswt nTrwt : Queen of the goddess
irt-ra : Eye of Ra
msi.s : She who gives birth
mwt nTrw : Mother of gods
mwt wrt nbt iSrw Hmt nTrw nbt : Mut the great lady, the lady of Asuru, the Queen of all the gods
nbt iSrw : Lady of Ashru
nbt pt : Lady of heaven
nbt TAwy : Lady of the Two lands
nTrt wrt : Great goddess
nTrw nbw : Lady of all the Gods
tA mut : world mother
nbt-psDt : Mistress of the Nine Arch
mwt.i nwt pS.s dnH n Hr.i : My mother Nut spreads her wingers over me
mwt nb iSrw Hnwt nTrw nbw : Mut, mistress of Asheru, lady of all the gods (stela of Tutankhamun)
ref . The Meroitic Language and Writing System By Claude Rilly, Alex de Voogt
