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Per-Shu
𓈙𓆄𓅱       𓆄𓅱𓀭      𓈙𓆄𓅱𓀭

MDC: Sw
Gardiner: 
Budge: Šw
Transliteration: 
Coptic: shōi /ϣⲱⲓ (high above)
Hebrew: Shaw/ שו
Greek: Sỗs/Σῶς ,  Sỗsis /Σῶσις
Demotic:
Arabic: Shaw شو
English: 
Kemetic: Shu
Alt: 
IPA: ʃu
Pronounced: Shoo 
Meaning: He who ascends 

Home:
Temple: ỉwnw/Iunu 'Place of pillars', Ôn/ אן Āwen/ און, Heliopolis/Ἡλιούπολις 'City of the sun' ;
tA-rmw/Taremu 'City of fish' Leontopolis Tell el-Muqdam 'City of the lions'

Nome: 

Consort

Children
Nut
Geb

Father
Rā
Atum

Mother
Iusaaset

Siblings
Tefnut
Hut-Hor/ Hathor
Ma'āt

Alternative Parentage

Priest names

Features
Human man with feathers or just one feather atop his head. Sometimes as a lion. Atum created both him and his sister in one of two ways, the first is by masturbating, the second is Atum swallows his semen, and spits it out to form the twins. In some version Shut was sneezed out of his nose and Tefnut was spat out like saliva.

Symbols
Ostrich feather 
sky blue

Roles
God of air, wind, fog and clouds. He is also the god who represented calm and thus Ma'āt. Physically represented with the feather atop his head. He separated Nut the sky goddess from her husband and brother Geb the earth god.

Connection to other gods
Atlas/Ἄτλας Greek
Ari-hes-nefer Meroitic God

Hybrid gods
Anhur-Shu

Celebrations

Offering items
Ostrich feather
Paper fans
Quartz
Howlite
Clear Quartz
Blue Topaz
Amethyst
White or Clear Fluorite
Turquoise
Sandalwood 
Gardenia 
Light Damar Resin /Shorea javanica
Galbanum Resin/ Ferula galbaniflua
Acacia Resin
Anise
Aspen
Papyrus

Other names


Epitaphs
nHH--forever (cyclical, eternally repeated and renewed)
TAw nDm-- Sweet wind
TAw- The wind/ breath (air)


ref.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shu_(Egyptian_god), http://wepwawet.org/wiki/index.php?title=Shu, http://www.alchemy-works.com/elements_air.html



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