Ancient Egypt - a land of mysteries, was the preeminent civilization in the Mediterranean world.
AngelsName has collected God names of Ancient Egyptian mythology, which you may consider for your newly born baby boy.
List of Egyptian God names are given below:
| Name | Meaning | Origin | Gender | Numerology |
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| Aakhu | God of the fifth Aat | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Aakhu | A ram headed god | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Aakhu-Hetch-t | A god of the dead | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Aakhu-ra | A singing god of dawn | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Aakhui | A god with two lotus scepters | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Aani | A protector ape headed god | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Aati | One of the judges of the souls of the dead | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| Abu | Abu was an earlyEgyptian godof Light that was likely worshiped in the city of Elephantine | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Aker | A god of the earth and the horizon | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Akhu-sa-ta-f | A warrior god | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Am-heh | A dangerous underworld god | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Amenhotep | The second king of the eighteenth dynasty, deified | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Ami-beq | A god of the dead | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Ami-haf | A god who has a harpoon | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Ami-He-t-Serqet-Ka-hetep-t | A god | Egyptian | Boy | 1 |
| Ami-kar | A singing ape god | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Ami-kehau | A God | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Ami-naut-f | A serpent god | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| Ami-nehtf | A God | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| Ami-neter | A singing god | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
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| Ami-Pe | A lion god | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Ami-ret | A God | Egyptian | Boy | 3 |
| Ami-sehseh | A God | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Ami-sekhet-f | A God of his domain | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Ami-sepa-f | A God | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Ami-suht-f | A god of the ninth Aat | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Ami-ta | A serpent God | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Ami-ut | God of the ninth day of the month | Egyptian | Boy | 1 |
| Amu-Aa | A god who accompanies Osiris during the second hour of the night | Egyptian | Boy | 1 |
| Amun | A creator God | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| An-a-f | One of the 42 judges of the souls of the dead | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| An-hetep-f | One of the 42 judges of the souls of the dead | Egyptian | Boy | 3 |
| An-mut-f | Egyptian | Boy | 3 | |
| An-tcher-f | Egyptian | Boy | 3 | |
| Andjety | A God of the ninthnomeof Upper Egypt | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Anhur | A God of war and hunting | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Ani | A God of festivals | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Anmut-fabesh | A star God | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Anti | A hawk God of Upper Egypt | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
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| Apedemak | A warlike lion God fromNubiawho appears in some Egyptian-built temples in Lower Nubia | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Apep | A serpent deity who personified malevolent chaos and was said to fight Ra in the underworld every night | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Apesh | A turtle God | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| Apis | A live bull worshipped as a God atMemphisand seen as a manifestation of Ptah | Egyptian | Boy | 9 |
| Arensnuphis | A Nubian deity who appears in Egyptian temples in Lower Nubia in the Greco-Roman era | Egyptian | Boy | 9 |
| Ari | The creative God | Egyptian | Boy | 1 |
| Ari-em-aua | God of the sixth hour of night | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Ari-en ab-f | A blue eyed God | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Ari-ren-f-tehesef | God of the tenth day of the month | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| Ari-tchet-f | A God of the ninth day of the month | Egyptian | Boy | 9 |
| Ari-tetch-f | A light God | Egyptian | Boy | 9 |
| Arit-Amen | A God | Egyptian | Boy | 9 |
| Asclepius | A Greek god worshipped in Egypt atSaqqara | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Ash | A god of theLibyan Desertand oases west of Egypt | Egyptian | Boy | 1 |
| Astennu | A baboon god associated with Thoth | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| Aten | Sun disk deity who became the focus of the monolatrous | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| Athpi | A God of dawn | Egyptian | Boy | 9 |
| Ati | A God | Egyptian | Boy | 3 |
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| Ba | A God of fertility | Egyptian | Boy | 3 |
| Ba | A ram God associated with virility | Egyptian | Boy | 3 |
| Ba-aakhu-ha -f | A ram headed God | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Ba-Pef | A little-known underworld deity ram-headed god of the eighth hour | Egyptian | Boy | 3 |
| Ba-Ra | Egyptian | Boy | 4 | |
| Ba-ta | An ape God | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Ba-tau | A God worshipped at Cynopolis | Egyptian | Boy | 9 |
| Baal | Sky and storm god from Syria and Canaan, worshipped in Egypt during the New Kingdom | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Babi | A baboon God characterized by sexuality and aggression | Egyptian | Boy | 5 |
| Bennu | A solar and creator deity, depicted as a heron | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Bes | ApotropaicGod, represented as adwarf, particularly important in protecting children and women in childbirth | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Buchis | A live bull God worshipped in the region around Thebes and a manifestation of Montu | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Dedun | A Nubian God, said to provide the Egyptians with incense and other resources that came from Nubia | Egyptian | Boy | 3 |
| Denwen | A serpent and dragon God | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Dionysus-Osiris | A life-death-rebirth God | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Djebuty | TutelaryGod of Djeba | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
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| Dua | God of toiletry and sanitation | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Fa | A God of destiny | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Fetket | A butler of Ra | Egyptian | Boy | 4 |
| Geb | An earth God and member of theEnnead | Egyptian | Boy | 5 |
| Gengen Wer | A celestial goose God who guarded the celestial egg containing the life force | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Ha | A God of the Libyan Desert and oases west of Egypt | Egyptian | Boy | 9 |
| Hapi | Personification of theNile flood | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Hapy | A son ofHorus | Egyptian | Boy | 5 |
| Hapy-Wet | God of the Nile in heaven | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Hardedef | Son of King Khufu who was deified after death because he wrote a book considered to be the work of a god | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Harmachis | Sphinx God | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Harsomtus | A child God ofEdfu | Egyptian | Boy | 8 |
| Haurun | A protector and healing God, originally a Canaanite god | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |
| Heb | A God | Egyptian | Boy | 6 |
| Hedjhotep | God of fabrics and clothing | Egyptian | Boy | 1 |
| Heh | Personification of infinity and a member of the Ogdoad | Egyptian | Boy | 3 |
| Heka | Personification of magic | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Heneb | A god of grain | Egyptian | Boy | 7 |
| Henkhisesui | God of the east wind | Egyptian | Boy | 2 |