- Khenti Amentiu
- In Egyptian myth a title given to Osiris, meaning chief of the inhabitants of Amenti, i.e. the dead.
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Khenti Amentiu
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Khenti-Amentiu — Khenti Amentiu, also Khenti Amenti, Kenti Amentiu and many other spellings, is a divine name or title from Ancient Egyptian mythology. It means Foremost of the Westerners or Chief or the Westerners , where Westerners refers to the dead.Khenti… … Wikipedia
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