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Ihi

Ihi (též Ihej) byl staroegyptský bůh hry na sistrum. Jeho jméno může znamenat „hráč na sistrum“ nebo „tele“, což je odkaz na jeho matku – bohyni lásky, krásy a radosti Hathor, která byla často zobrazována v podobě krávy. Za jeho otce je považován Hor. Byl uctíván stejně jako jeho rodiče v Dendeře.

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SistrumHathorHorDendeře
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Ihi

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jeho sistrum hathor hor dendeře též ihej staroegyptský bůh hry jméno může znamenat hráč tele což odkaz matku bohyni lásky

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