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duat

duat noun: the realm of the dead in Egyptian mythology.

Noun

duat (plural duats)

  1. (Egyptian) The realm of the dead in Egyptian mythology.

Proper noun capitalized: Duat

Duat

  1. Alternative letter-case form of duat (“Egyptian afterworld”).

Forms of duat

pluralduats

Origin of duat

Borrowed from Egyptian dwꜣt.

Questions about duat

What does duat mean?
Duat means the realm of the dead in Egyptian mythology.
What part of speech is duat?
Duat can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of duat?
The plural of duat is duats.

Words near duat in the dictionary

  1. duarchy
  2. duars
  3. Duarte
  4. Duartes
  5. duas
  6. duat
  7. duathlete
  8. duathletes
  9. duathlon
  10. duathlons
  11. duats

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