ꜥm-mwt

Egyptian
amF10mt
Z2ss		 A14

Etymology

ꜥm (“(one) devouring”) +‎ mwt (“dead”), thus ‘devourer of the dead’.

Pronunciation

Proper noun
amF10mt
Z2ss		 A14

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  1. Ammit or Ammut, an Egyptian goddess who devours the hearts of the dead who are judged unrighteous.

Alternative forms
Alternative hieroglyphic writings of ꜥm-mwt  
ammt
aAmmiitF10F28
ammtI7
ꜥm-mt ꜥꜣm-myt ꜥm-mt
Alternative hieroglyphic writings of ꜥm-mwt  
amF10m&t A14
Z2
a
M
M		 iit
a
m
t		 M
t		 wA14
Z2
aG3MiitF27
ꜥm-mwt ꜥm-myt ꜥmt-mwt ꜥmꜣ-myt
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