Definition: "PVamu," which translates to "Pvum", is a term in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs that means "the god of Amun." It was a deified deity responsible for protecting and ruling over humans, including the gods, in the afterlife, and was often depicted as an eagle with wings outstretched. The term pvamu likely referred to the sun-god or a celestial deity named Pumaa, who was considered the head of all gods and goddesses.
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