Ancient Egyptian scripts (hieroglyphic, hieratic and demotic) do not record any vowels, only consonants. When these words were read in ancient times, the reader knew which vowels to include, but nobody alive today can do that so we can only guess at the pronunciation of most words.
The ancient Egyptian language has several words meaning wisdom:
rx xt (x is a sound like clearing the throat that does not exist in English)
SsA (S is sh and the A is a catch in the throat, another sound not found in English)
sAt
sAA
sArt
The determinative used at the end of all these words is the tied papyrus role, which indicates abstract ideas.
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Thoth was the Egyptian God of wisdom, and like the other deities of the Egyptian pantheon, he was worshiped for his contribution to the human condition. He was said to depart wisdom to his followers.
By prayer and spell.
Aset or Isis is the Egyptian Goddess of magic, wisdom, healing, power, love, marriage, and love
There wasn't one. Too bad though isn't it? haha
Thoth..
Thoth.
Though Egyptian does not have a word for "wisdom" per se, they delighted in collections of wise saying.
In wisdom, her equivalent is Thoth.
Sheshat was the Egyptian goddess of writing and wisdom a compainon to Thoth.
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sapientia, sapientiae
Thoth was the Egyptian God of wisdom, and like the other deities of the Egyptian pantheon, he was worshiped for his contribution to the human condition. He was said to depart wisdom to his followers.
THOTH
In Egyptian mythology, Thoth was the God of the Moon and also wisdom.
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In Egyptian mythology, Thoth was the God of the Moon and also wisdom.