Nekhbet (also spelled Nekhbet, Nekhbet, or Nekhbet) was an ancient Egyptian goddess who was often depicted as a vulture. She was one of the earliest of the pre-dynastic deities and was associated with the city of Nekheb, which is modern-day El-Kab. Nekhbet was considered a patron and protector of the pharaohs and the Egyptian state, often depicted hovering above the king or queen, symbolizing her protective role. She was also associated with the concept of motherhood and the protection of children. The name "Nekhbet" translates to "She of Nekheb" in Egyptian. In Hebrew, she might be referred to as נֶכְבֶּת (Nekhbet), though this is a transliteration and not a direct translation. In other relevant languages, such as Arabic, she might be referred to as نخبت (Nakhbat). Nekhbet was often paired with the cobra goddess Wadjet, who represented Lower Egypt, while Nekhbet represented Upper Egypt. Together, they were known as the "Two Ladies" and were symbols of royal power and protection.
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