scarabs (Meaning)
scarabs
one used in ancient Egypt as a symbol of eternal life, any of a family (Scarabaeidae) of stout-bodied beetles (such as a dung beetle) with lamellate or fan-shaped antennae, a stone or faience beetle used in ancient Egypt as a talisman, ornament, and a symbol of resurrection, an ornament or a gem made to represent a scarab, any of a family of large stout beetles (as a dung beetle)
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scarabs Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptians believed scarabs possessed mystical powers and often adorned them with precious stones.
- The intricate designs carved into scarabs depicted deities, animals, and hieroglyphics that told stories and conveyed messages.
- Scarabs were used as amulets for protection, bringing good luck and warding off evil spirits.
- Pharaohs often wore large scarabs as ceremonial jewelry, symbolizing their status and divine authority.
- The hieroglyph for "scarab" is also the symbol for "transformation" and "rebirth" in Egyptian writing.
- Scarabs were associated with the sun god Ra and represented the cycle of life, death, and resurrection.
- People from all walks of Egyptian society wore scarabs, from pharaohs to ordinary citizens.
- Scarabs have been found in tombs and archaeological sites throughout the ancient Egyptian civilization.
- The discovery of a scarab can provide valuable clues about the beliefs and practices of the ancient Egyptians.
- Modern jewelers continue to create scarab-shaped pendants and jewelry, paying homage to their ancient Egyptian heritage.
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one used in ancient Egypt as a symbol of eternal life, any of a family (Scarabaeidae) of stout-bodied beetles (such as a dung beetle) with lamellate or fan-shap
cameos, cabochons, baguettes, solitaires, gemstones,birthstones, bijoux, baubles, crown jewels, rhinestones
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The ancient Egyptians believed scarabs possessed mystical powers and often adorned them with precious stones.
The intricate designs carved into scarabs depicted deities, animals, and hieroglyphics that told stories and conveyed messages.
Scarabs were used as amulets for protection, bringing good luck and warding off evil spirits.
Pharaohs often wore large scarabs as ceremonial jewelry, symbolizing their status and divine authority.
