Shen: eternal; eternity
Sheut: one of the five parts of the souclass="underline" the shadow; can also mean statue
Sistrum: bronze noisemaker
Tjesu heru: a snake with two heads—one on its tail—and dragon legs
Tyet: the symbol of Isis
Was: power; staff
EGYPTIAN GODS AND GODDESSES MENTIONED IN THE SERPENT’S SHADOW
Anubis: the god of funerals and death
Apophis: the god of Chaos
Babi: the baboon god
Bast: the cat goddess
Bes: the dwarf god
Disturber: a god of judgment who works for Osiris
Geb: the earth god
Gengen-Wer: the goose god
Hapi: the god of the Nile
Heket: the frog goddess
Horus: the war god, son of Isis and Osiris
Isis: the goddess of magic, wife of her brother Osiris and mother of Horus
Khepri: the scarab god, Ra’s aspect in the morning
Khonsu: the moon god
Mekhit: minor lion goddess, married to Onuris
Neith: the hunting goddess
Nekhbet: the vulture goddess
Nut: the sky goddess
Osiris: the god of the Underworld, husband of Isis and father of Horus
Ra: the sun god, the god of order. Also known as Amun-Ra.
Sekhmet: the lion goddess
Serqet: the scorpion goddess
Set: the god of evil
Shu: the air god, great-grandfather of Anubis
Sobek: the crocodile god
Tawaret: the hippo goddess
Thoth: the god of knowledge