Egyptology Glossary
Ancient Egypt and Egyptology has a bewildering array of confusing names and terminology, this Egyptology Glossary will hopefully go some way to describe many of the most common words and phrases.
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Another precious metal used by ancient Egyptians was electrum, which is an alloy of gold and silver that occurs naturally. It is found in the Eastern Desert and from the land of Punt, which is somewhere on the Red Sea coast area. (Sudan or Somalia).
Em - can be almost any preposition.
Em hotep - in peace
Em Ma'at - In truth or balance
Emmer is a primitive form of wheat, which the Old Kingdom Egyptians used almost universally.
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The was the name given to the crown prince at birth. The name is usually proceeded by the title 'Son of Ra'. It is used to emphasise the king's role as a representative of the solar God Ra.