Nut is not the ancient Egyptian name, but a modern attempt to make it pronounceable.
In hieroglyphs it was written in various ways that refer to the primeval waters of the world before creation. It is seen like this:
There are other possible variations, but they all say nwt.
The link below takes you to an image of Nut's name written in hieroglyphs, but without the "woman" or "god" sign at the end:
The parents of Nut, ( the Egyptian goddess) were Shu and Tefnut.
In the ancient Egyptian religion the goddess Nut never died. There is no myth of Nut's death.
the eneies of Nut are Seth
Nut was the Egyptian sky goddess.
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nut was the egyptian sky goddess
goddess Nut Swallows RA
Geb is the Egyptian god of Earth and Nut was the Egyptian goddess of sky.
The parents of Nut, ( the Egyptian goddess) were Shu and Tefnut.
In the ancient Egyptian religion the goddess Nut never died. There is no myth of Nut's death.
the eneies of Nut are Seth
According to the Kane Chronicles, the goddess Nut was the goddess of the sky. I recommend looking at other websites like british muesum for additionial information
Nut was the Egyptian sky goddess.
An Egyptian Goddess of the heavens
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According to the Kane Chronicles, the goddess Nut was the goddess of the sky. I recommend looking at other websites like british muesum for additionial information
Osiris was the son of Nut the goddess of the sky and Geb the god of earth.