Thot

Also known as Toth, Djehouty, Zehuti

bóstwo staroegipskie

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Thoth is an ancient Egyptian god associated with wisdom, knowledge, writing, and the moon, typically shown in art as a man with the head of an ibis or baboon. He matters as a central figure in Egyptian religion and culture, representing intellectual and creative pursuits that were vital to ancient Egyptian civilization.

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Within Vinony's link graph, Thot is referenced by 697 other articles, and connects out to Four sons of Horus, list of wind deities and Egyptian.

Vinony files it under Avian humanoids, Bird deities and Creators of writing systems.

Its subject is documented across 74 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Deity.type: Egyptian
Deity.name: Thoth
Deity.hiero: G26-t:Z4-A40 or D-H-w-t:Z4-R8
Deity.image: Thoth.svg
Deity.image_upright: 1.0
Deity.alt: Thoth
Deity.caption: Thoth, in one of his forms as an ibis-headed man
Deity.cult_center: Hermopolis
Deity.symbol: Ibis, moon disk, papyrus scroll, reed pens, writing palette, stylus, baboon, scales
Deity.consort: Maat, Seshat, Nehmetawy
Deity.offspring: Seshat
Deity.Greek_equivalent: Hermes
Deity.Roman_equivalent: Mercury

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: lunar deity
Part of: Egyptian mythology
Gender: male
Spouse: Nehmetawy
Field of work: Egyptian mythology
Image: Thoth.svg
Said to be same as: Hermes

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Commons category: Thoth
topic's main category: Category:Thoth
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
worshipped by: Ancient Egypt
different from: Thout

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Article · Polski

Tot (Thoth) – egipski bóg Księżyca, patron mądrości. Zaliczano go do bogów-stwórców i uważano za wynalazcę egipskiego pisma – hieroglifów, kalendarza, a także arytmetyki, geometrii, muzyki, liczby i rysunków. W związku z tym był przede wszystkim opiekunem i patronem pisarzy oraz ludzi nauki i sztuki. Był głównym opiekunem miasta i regionu Hermopolis.

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