duat
noun · /DOO-aht/
In ancient Egyptian stories, the Duat is the mysterious world where souls travel after life. It is often described as a magical place connected to gods, stars, and the journey of the sun.
In a sentence
- "In the myth, the sun god sailed through the Duat during the night."
- "The young magician read about the Duat and imagined a starry hidden world beneath the sky."