Egyptian Mythology: Gods and Goddesses: Nut
[ Anubis ] [ Atum ] [ Bastet ] [ Bes ] [ Geb ] [ Hathor ] [ Horus ] [ Isis ] [ Maat ] [ Nephthys ] [ Nut ] [ Osiris ] [ Ptah ] [ Ra ] [ Set ] [ Shu ] [ Tefnut ] [ Thoth ]
Goddess of the skies. Even though the god Geb was her twin brother, Nut was still compelled to marry him. Ra was so upset by this that he comanded the god Shu to separate them. Nut was then made to form the sky and her husband/brother Geb was made to form the Earth.
Other Names: Nuit
Father: Shu
Mother: Tefnut
Consort: Ra
Siblings: Geb (Twin)
Lovers: Geb, Thoth
Children: Osiris, Set, Isis, and Nephthys
Symbol: Cow
Depicted: Nut is usually depicted as a woman with blue skin covered in stars, standing on all fours. She is leaning over her husband representing the sky.
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