Nemty facts for kids

Nemty is an ancient Egyptian god. He is known as a falcon god. People in ancient Egypt worshipped him.

Nemty appears in myths as a ferryman. A ferryman is someone who carries people or gods across a body of water. Nemty would ferry other, more powerful gods. Not much information is known about this falcon god today.

Who is Nemty?

Nemty is a less well-known god from ancient Egypt. He is shown as a falcon. Falcons were important animals in ancient Egyptian beliefs. Many gods were linked to falcons, like the famous god Horus.

Nemty's Role as a Ferryman

In Egyptian myths, Nemty had a special job. He was a ferryman for other gods. This means he would transport them across rivers or other waters. This role was important for gods who needed to travel between different parts of the world or the afterlife.

Where Nemty Was Worshipped

Nemty was worshipped in parts of ancient Egypt. He was especially important in areas like the 12th nome (a type of province) in Upper Egypt. His worship was focused in specific towns. These towns included Antaeopolis and Tjebu.

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In Spanish: Nemty para niños