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seekeerz | 22:26 Fri 16th Sep 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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What is the Egyptian word for 'face' from which the sun god derived his name [3] I have h-r any help appreciated

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vallaw

the sun god is ra - no idea

puzzld

One of the eygptian gods is Horus so your answer could be Hor but it is only a guess

Gods associated with Horus are often preceded with 'Har'

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thanks all, think mamya's on the right track

bobthefisherman

The literal translation for "face" into Egyptian is "Heru".......
hope this helps...

mac44

I found this extract

The name Horus comes from the Egyptian word Hor, which translates as 'face'

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and thank you, bob

bobthefisherman

Changed my mind - it's Hor......

http://www.egyptartsite.com/hormyth.html

starone

That clue is not very good then, because Horus is the god of Time isn't he?

starone

Looks as if he could have been anything from that link. I always thought he was associated with time.

bobthefisherman

I think you're right Starbuck, that rings a bell with me too

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thanks everyone

boxtops

Hence - Horology, study of clocks - (and clocks have faces!)

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clever boxy !!!

bobthefisherman

I like that boxy....
That's going in a quiz very soon..... thankyou.....

Sorry for my off the mark attempt

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