Djehutimose

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Usage：Ancient Egyptian

Meaning & History：

Variant of THUTMOSE.

THUTMOSE male Ancient Egyptian (Anglicized)

From Τουθμωσις (Touthmosis), the Greek form of Egyptian Djhwty-ms meaning "born of Thoth", itself composed of the name of the Egyptian god THOTH combined with mesu "be born". Thutmose was the name of four Egyptian pharaohs of the New Kingdom, including Thutmose III who conquered Syria and Nubia.

THOTH male Egyptian Mythology (Hellenized)

Greek form of Egyptian Djhwty (reconstructed as Djehuti), which is of uncertain meaning. In Egyptian mythology Thoth was the god of the moon, science, magic, speech and writing. He was often depicted as a man with the head of an ibis.

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EQUIVALENTS

ANCIENT EGYPTIAN: Djehutimesu, Thutmose, Touthmosis

OTHER FORMS

EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY: Djehuti