amon
/ˈɑː.mən/Tradução: Nome próprio do deus egípcio antigo que personificava o ar e o sopro vital, cultuado principalmente em Tebas. Também se refere ao deus supremo identificado com Rá nesse mesmo culto.
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C2formalcommon/ˈɑː.mən/incontável · nome próprio
A proper noun referring to a primeval Egyptian deity personifying air and breath, primarily worshipped at Thebes.
ptNome próprio do deus egípcio antigo que personificava o ar e o sopro vital, cultuado principalmente em Tebas. Também se refere ao deus supremo identificado com Rá nesse mesmo culto.ruИмя собственное, относящееся к первобытному египетскому божеству, олицетворяющему воздух и дыхание, почитавшемуся в основном в Фивах.esNombre propio de una divinidad egipcia primitiva, asociada al aire y al aliento, venerada principalmente en Tebas; también se le llamaba Amón, Amún o Amen, y se le conocía como el rey de los dioses o el oculto.frNom propre désignant une divinité égyptienne primitive, associée à l'air et au souffle, principalement vénérée à Thèbes.deEigenname des altägyptischen Gottes der Luft und des Windes, der vor allem in Theben verehrt wurde.zh古埃及神话中的原始神,象征空气与呼吸,主要在底比斯受崇拜。arاسم علم يشير إلى الإله المصري القديم الذي جسد الهواء والريح وكان يعبد بشكل رئيسي في طيبة.
- Ancient Egyptian deity C1 formal
A primeval Egyptian god representing air, breath, and the invisible creative force; often associated with Thebes and later merged with Ra as Amun-Ra.
- Amon was worshipped as a king of the gods in Thebes.
- The temple of Amun at Karnak is one of the largest religious sites in the world.
- Amun was often depicted as a man wearing a crown with two tall plumes.
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