AKH

Meaning of AKH in English

äk noun

( -s )

Usage: often capitalized

Etymology: alternate transliteration of Egyptian ˒ʾhḫ(w)

Egyptian religion : the spirit of a deceased person conceived as gloriously transfigured so as to reflect the deeds of the person in life

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