TEFNUT (by Mauricio Herrera)
Egyptian goddess, sister and wife of Shu (see), the daughter of Tum, the god of the sun. Represents an artificial female addition Shu, the god of air, is depicted, like him, in the form of a lion or a lion's head, part of the image of both of them in the form of seated facing in different directions lions, which is drawn between the horizon and rising sun. Keba mother and Nut, the earth and sky represented the moist air and moisture in general. In the Cevennes mixed with Sekhmet (see), in Tinys bore the epithet "Mehit"- "north".
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