Hapi

This article is about the funerary deity. Hapi is also an alternate spelling for Hapy, a Nile god.

Hapi
in hieroglyphs

H-Aa5:p-i-i

Hapi was one of the Four sons of Horus depicted in funerary literature as protecting the throne of Ausare (Osiris) in the Underworld. Hapi is depicted as a baboon-headed mummified human on funerary furniture and especially the canopic jars that held the organs of the deceased (Hapi's jar held the lungs). Later Hermetic philosophers would equate Hapi with the element of air because of his association with the funerary protectress Nebet Het (Nephthys) and the East.

Places: Nile \| Upper and Lower Egypt \| Abu Simbel \| Abydos/Abdju \| Alexandria \| Al Fayyum/Atef-Pehu \| Amarna/Akhetaten \| Dahshur \| Edfu \| Elephantine/Abu/Yebu \| Giza \| Heliopolis/Annu/Iunu \| Karnak \| Luxor \| Memphis/Ineb Hedj \| Philae/Pilak \| Qift/Coptos \| Rosetta \| Saqqara \| Tanis/Djanet \| Thebes/Niwt/Waset \| Valley of the Kings \| Valley of the Queens
Great Ennead of Heliopolis: Atum \| Shu \| Tefnut\| Geb \| Nut (Nuit) \| Osiris \| Isis \| Set \| Nephthys
Other Major Deities: Amun \| Anubis \| Apep \| Apis \| Aten \| Bast \| Djehuty \| Hathor \| Horus \| Khepri \| Chons \| Maàt \| Min \| Neith \| Ptah \| Ra \| Sekhmet \| Sobek \| Wepwawet \| Heryshaf
Ogdoad of Heliopolis: Amun/Amunet \| Huh/Hauhet \| Kuk/Kauket \| Nun/Naunet
War Deities: Anhur \| Bast \| Maahes \| Pakhet \| Sekhmet
Deified Concepts: Chons \| Hapy \| Maàt \| Min \| Renenutet \| Shai \| Hu \| Saa
Other Deities: Bes \| Chnum \| Seker \| Seshat \| Tawaret
Death: Mummy \| Four sons of Horus \| Canopic jars \| Ankh \| Book of the Dead \| KV \| Mortuary temple \| Ushabti
Buildings: Pyramids \| Karnak Temple \| Sphinx \| Great Lighthouse \| Great Library \| Deir el-Bahri \| Colossi of Memnon \| Ramesseum \| Abu Simbel
Writing: Egyptian hieroglyphs \| Egyptian numerals \| Transliteration of ancient Egyptian \| Demotic \| Hieratic
Chronology: Ancient Egypt \| Ptolemaic Egypt \| Roman Egypt
Lists: List of Egyptian Dynasties \| List of Pharaohs
Science and Culture: Medicine \| Architecture \| Cats in Ancient Egypt

Places: Nile \| Upper and Lower Egypt \| Abu Simbel \| Abydos/Abdju \| Alexandria \| Al Fayyum/Atef-Pehu \| Amarna/Akhetaten \| Dahshur \| Edfu \| Elephantine/Abu/Yebu \| Giza \| Heliopolis/Annu/Iunu \| Karnak \| Luxor \| Memphis/Ineb Hedj \| Philae/Pilak \| Qift/Coptos \| Rosetta \| Saqqara \| Tanis/Djanet \| Thebes/Niwt/Waset \| Valley of the Kings \| Valley of the Queens
Great Ennead of Heliopolis: Atum \| Shu \| Tefnut\| Geb \| Nut (Nuit) \| Osiris \| Isis \| Set \| Nephthys
Other Major Deities: Amun \| Anubis \| Apep \| Apis \| Aten \| Bast \| Djehuty \| Hathor \| Horus \| Khepri \| Chons \| Maàt \| Min \| Neith \| Ptah \| Ra \| Sekhmet \| Sobek \| Wepwawet \| Heryshaf
Ogdoad of Heliopolis: Amun/Amunet \| Huh/Hauhet \| Kuk/Kauket \| Nun/Naunet
War Deities: Anhur \| Bast \| Maahes \| Pakhet \| Sekhmet
Deified Concepts: Chons \| Hapy \| Maàt \| Min \| Renenutet \| Shai \| Hu \| Saa
Other Deities: Bes \| Chnum \| Seker \| Seshat \| Tawaret
Death: Mummy \| Four sons of Horus \| Canopic jars \| Ankh \| Book of the Dead \| KV \| Mortuary temple \| Ushabti
Buildings: Pyramids \| Karnak Temple \| Sphinx \| Great Lighthouse \| Great Library \| Deir el-Bahri \| Colossi of Memnon \| Ramesseum \| Abu Simbel
Writing: Egyptian hieroglyphs \| Egyptian numerals \| Transliteration of ancient Egyptian \| Demotic \| Hieratic
Chronology: Ancient Egypt \| Ptolemaic Egypt \| Roman Egypt
Lists: List of Egyptian Dynasties \| List of Pharaohs
Science and Culture: Medicine \| Architecture \| Cats in Ancient Egypt

Hapi

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