nb ḫꜥw

Egyptian

Etymology

From nb (“lord”) +‎ ḫꜥw (“appearances”) in a direct genitive construction.

Pronunciation

Noun

nb N28
Z2

 m

  1. ‘Lord of Appearances’, a common pharaonic epithet
    • 19th/20th Dynasty, Votive bust of a ram’s head, Kunsthistoriches Museum 1029, Vienna :
      nb tA
      tA      		 <
      ra Dsr kA
      		> nb N28
      Z2      		 <
      Aa13
      n      		 R4
      t p
      		>
      nb tꜣwj ḏsr-kꜣ-rꜥ nb ḫꜥw jmn-ḥtp […]
      The Lord of the Two Lands, Djeserkare, Lord of Appearances, Amenhotep […]
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