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Per-Nut
𓏌𓏏𓇯𓁐     𓏌𓏏𓇯𓏏𓆇TI                   𓏌𓏏𓇯𓏏𓁗NK
𓏌𓏏𓇯𓈗𓏏𓆇𓆗NK


MDC: nwt
Gardiner: Nut
Budge: Nut, Nu-t
Allen : Nut
Transliteration: Nut 
Coptic: Nēit/ⲛⲏⲓⲧ
Hebrew: Nut, Nuth/ נות
Ancient Greek : Neītʰ/Νηΐθ

Greek: Nout/ Νουτ, Nevet/ Νεβέτ, Neout/ Νέουτ
Latin : Neith
Demotic:  
Arabic: Not/ نوت
English: Nut
Kemetic: Nut
Alt: Nuit
Pronounced: Nüt
Meaning: She of the sky
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​Home: 
Temple: Per-Nut in Memphis, Hut-Nut in Delta


Nome: 

Consort
Geb  (Heliopolis)

Children
Wesir/Osiris
Auset/Isis
Setesh/Set
Nebet-Hut/Nephthys
Horu wer /Horus the elder

Father
Shu (Heliopolis)

Mother
Tefnut  (Heliopolis)
Wesir/ Osiris (Nutbuch/ snT-Smt nt sbAw)

Grandparents
Atum  (Heliopolis)

Siblings
Geb

Priest names

Features
Normally appears as a naked women covered in the night sky and stars who stretches over the earth. Sometimes as a women with a rounded pot on her head. She is connected with the 365 days. Prior to her there was only 360. Ra did not want anyone to over throw him so he did not want Nut to have children. She spoke to Djehuty and asked him to help her. He plaid a board game with Khonsu the god of the moon. Khonsu lost and in turn gave some of his moon light to Djehuty. He had enough moon light after Khonsu lost so many times to make 5 extra days. Since these 5 extra days where not a part of the normal year Nut was aloud to be with her husband and give birth. She had a child for each extra day. Ra was so angry when he found out he placed Shu her father kept them separate for eternity. 

Symbols
Stars 
Sky
Night sky
Rounded pot
Sycamore tree/ nehet
Cows
Ladder/ maqet
​Lapis Lazuli 
Sow nursing

Roles
Goddess of the Sky, Stars, the Sun, the Moon, Light, Heaven, Astronomy, the Universe, Air, and the Winds. Part of the creator story in Heliopolis. 

Connection to other gods
She is part of a triad of her the night sky stretching,  her husband and brother Geb god of the earth  who lays under neither her and her father Shu the the personification of air who stands between the two and keeps them separate.
Rea/Ρέα, Rhea/Ρέαϛ  (Greek) (Plutarch)


Celebrations

Offering items
Things with stars on them
rounded pots
Lapis lazuli
Statutes of a Sow nursing  (out of faience or ebony)

Other names
Nuit

Epitaphs
nbt-pt /Mistress of the sky
nTrt-aAt/ Great goddess
nwt wr(t) ms nTrw-- But great lady gave birth to the gods
mwy-Hrw/ Mother of Horu/Horus
wrt HkAw/ the moon as the eye of Nut (Pyramid text )




Ref.https://cowofgold.wikispaces.com/Pig


Invocations





O Great One, Sky,
You made power and strength,
and filled each place with Your beauty,
All lands belong to You.
You hold Geb and all creation in Your embrace.
Pyramid Texts 782



I am Nut, I have come to thee bringing thee gifts.
Thou sittest under me and coolest thyself under me and coolest thyself under my branches.
I allow three to imbibe of my milk and to live and to have nourishment of my two breasts; for joy and health are in them...
Thy mother provides thee with life.
She sets thee within her womb wherein she conceives.
 
The Tomb of Kenamun 

Ref. http://thetempleofnut.moonfruit.com/#/prayers/4558674109



Temple Offering Prayer
light a candle before saying it

Htp di Hmt-nTr/(Hm nTr) nt nwt nfrt Hr
di.i ptr-xrw xt mrHt Hna dwA 
xt nbt nfrt wabt anx
nTrt im dwA nwt
Hsiw di.tw nw Hwt-nTrt nt nwt

ḥotep dē ḥemet-netjer net nut neferet Her
dē.ē peter-kheru khet merḥat ḥenā dua 
khet nebet neferet uãbet ānkht
netjer ȧm dua nut
ḥesiu dē.tu nu ḥut-netjer nt nut

An offering which the Priestess/ Priest (Hm-nTr) of Nut gives, beautiful of face,
I give a voice offering of, fire, oil, and praise, 
everything good and pure on which a Goddess lives. 
Praise Nut!
May blessing's given to the Temple of Nut!

Ref.http://thetempleofnut.moonfruit.com/#/temple-offering-prayer/4562325125

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