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FromEgyptianptḥ.

Ptah

1. (Egyptianmythology) A god ofcreativity andcraftsmen, sometimes alsoidentified with the gods ofdeath and thebirth of thesun.

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Ptah

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Learned borrowing fromNew LatinPtah.

• IPA^(key): /ˈptax/

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• Rhymes:-ax
• Syllabification:Ptah
• Homophone:Ptach

Ptah m pers

1. (Egyptianmythology)Ptah(ancient Egyptian creator god and patron deity of craftsmen and architects)

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