Ptah

(ptä, ptäKH)

n. Mythology

The Egyptian creator god and patron deity of artisans.

[Egyptian ptḥ.]

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Ptah

(ptɑː; tɑː)

(Classical Myth & Legend) (in ancient Egypt) a major god worshipped as the creative power, esp at Memphis

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Ptah

(ptɑ, ptɑx)

n.

an ancient Egyptian deity, believed to be the creator of the universe and sometimes identified with other gods.

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Ptah - a major Egyptian god; shaper of the world; father of gods and men; worshipped especially at Memphis

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