Anubis in Latin
Anubis in Latin is Anubis — Anubis means the ancient Egyptian god of the dead and embalming, usually depicted with a jackal's head.
Anubis in Latin
Anubis
(Egyptian god) In the mythology of ancient Egypt, the god of the dead and tombs, commonly depicted with the head of a jackal.
What does "Anubis" mean?
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name The ancient Egyptian god of the dead and embalming, usually depicted with a jackal's head.
"The tomb's wall painting showed Anubis weighing a soul's heart."
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Anubis in a sentence
- The tomb's wall painting showed Anubis weighing a soul's heart.
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What is "Anubis" in Latin?
"Anubis" in Latin is Anubis. Anubis means: The ancient Egyptian god of the dead and embalming, usually depicted with a jackal's head.
How do you use "Anubis" in a sentence?
Example: "The tomb's wall painting showed Anubis weighing a soul's heart." In Latin, "Anubis" is Anubis.
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