Se-kebeb “Make cold”
Tas “Bind”
Other Egyptian Terms
Ankh: a hieroglyphic symbol for life
Ba: one of the five parts of the soul: the personality
Barque: the pharaoh’s boat
Canopic jar: vessel used to store mummy’s organs
Criosphinx: a creature with a body of a lion and head of a ram
Duat: magical realm that coexists with our world
Hieroglyphics: the writing system of Ancient Egypt, which used symbols or pictures to denote objects, concepts, or sounds
Ib: one of the five parts of the soul: the heart
Isfet: the symbol for total Chaos
Ka: one of the five parts of the soul: the life force
Khopesh: a sword with a hook-shaped blade
Ma’at: order of the universe
Netjeri blade: a knife made from meteoric iron for the opening of the mouth in a ceremony
Per Ankh: the House of Life
Pharaoh: a ruler of Ancient Egypt
Rekhet: healer
Ren: one of the five parts of the soul: the secret name; identity
Sarcophagus: a stone coffin, often decorated with sculpture and inscriptions
Sau: a charm maker
Scarab: beetle
Shabti: a magical figurine made out of clay
Shen: eternal; eternity
Sheut: one of the five parts of the soul: the shadow; can also mean statue
Sistrum: bronze noisemaker
Tjesu heru: a snake with two heads—one on its tail—and dragon legs
Tyet: the symbol of Isis
Was: power; staff