Sobek

Sobek (also known as Sebek or Sobk) is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with water, fertility, and military prowess. He is often depicted as a crocodile or a man with a crocodile head, symbolizing his connection to the Nile River and its life-giving properties. In Egyptian mythology, Sobek was revered as a protector and a symbol of the pharaoh's power. Temples dedicated to Sobek were common, particularly in regions where crocodiles were prevalent, such as in the Faiyum region. The worship of Sobek dates back to the Early Dynastic Period and continued through various dynasties, reflecting his enduring significance in Egyptian religion. In Hebrew, Sobek is referred to as סובק. In other languages, Sobek is known as Sobek in German, Sobek in French, and Sobek in Spanish, maintaining the same name due to its Egyptian origin.