Amun in Latin
Amun in Latin is Ammōn — Amun means an ancient Egyptian deity, later worshipped as a creator god, often depicted with ram's horns.
Amun in Latin
Ammōn
(Egyptian god) An Egyptian wind deity associated with the town of Thebes; later (post-16th century BCE) the creator deity, often depicted with curling ram horns.
What does "Amun" mean?
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name An ancient Egyptian deity, later worshipped as a creator god, often depicted with ram's horns.
"The temple of Amun still stands at Karnak."
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Amun in a sentence
- The temple of Amun still stands at Karnak.
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What is "Amun" in Latin?
"Amun" in Latin is Ammōn. Amun means: An ancient Egyptian deity, later worshipped as a creator god, often depicted with ram's horns.
How do you use "Amun" in a sentence?
Example: "The temple of Amun still stands at Karnak." In Latin, "Amun" is Ammōn.
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