Tutankhamun

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English

The mask of Tutankhamon.

Alternative forms

We only know the letters mn of the last word in the name, as the Egyptians only wrote down consonants and no vowels in their writing system, so various people fill in various vowels.

Etymology

Borrowed from Egyptian twt-ꜥnḫ-jmn (literally Living Image of Amun),

imn
n
tw&tanx

Like most Ancient Egyptian names, the original is a phrase rather than a single word.

Pronunciation

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Proper noun

Tutankhamun

  1. Egyptian Pharaoh known for his young age, for the restoration of Egyptian religion, and for being the only Pharaoh whose tomb was preserved intact to the modern age.

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Portuguese

Proper noun

Tutankhamun m

  1. Alternative form of Tutancâmon