Rick Riordan - The Throne of Fire

Heh-sieh “Turn back”

Heqat Summons a staff

Hi-nehm “Join”

L’mun “Hide”

N’dah “Protect”

Sa-per “Miss”

W’peh “Open”

Aaruthe Egyptian afterlife, paradise

Aten the sun (the physical object, not the god)

Ba soul

Barquethe pharaoh’s boat

Bau an evil spirit

Duatmagical realm

Hieroglyphicsthe writing system of Ancient Egypt, which used symbols or pictures to denote objects, concepts, or sounds

Khopesh a sword with a hook-shaped blade

Ma’atorder of the universe

Menhed the scribe’s palette

Netjeri bladea knife made from meteoric iron for the opening of the mouth in a ceremony

Pharaoha ruler of Ancient Egypt

Ren name, identity

Sarcophagusa stone coffin, often decorated with sculpture and inscriptions

Sau a charm maker

Scarabbeetle

Shabti a magical figurine made out of clay

Shen eternal

Soukopen air market

Stelelimestone grave marker

Tjesu heru a snake with two heads—one on its tail—and dragon legs

Tyet the symbol of Isis

Was power

Anubisthe god of funerals and death

Apophisthe god of chaos

Babithe baboon god

Bastthe cat goddess

Besthe dwarf god

Gebthe earth god

Heketthe frog goddess

Horusthe war god, son of Isis and Osiris

Isisthe goddess of magic, wife of her brother Osiris and mother of Horus

Kheprithe scarab god, Ra’s aspect in the morning

Khnumthe ram-headed god, Ra’s aspect at sunset in the underworld

Khonsuthe moon god

Mekhitminor lion goddess, married to Onuris

Nekhbetthe vulture goddess

Nephthysthe river goddess

Nutthe sky goddess

Osiristhe god of the underworld, husband of his sister Isis and father of Horus

Ptahthe god of craftsmen

Rathe sun god, the god of order. Also known as Amun-Ra.

Sekhmetthe lion goddess

Setthe god of evil

Shuthe air god

Sobekthe crocodile god

Tawaretthe hippo goddess

Thoththe god of knowledge