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Nice name for a villain.
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Good name for a villain.
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It’s quite nice honestly. I like it as a middle.
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“Hathor” could be a pretty nickname. Love the Egyptian mythology reference.
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Would be a good name for a cat, maybe a black and white one, with the cow association.
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I question the pronunciation. Surely Hat- + Hor should give haht-hor, not hahth-or. Very few languages have -th- as a diphthong: English, Greek, Spanish are all I can think of. It would be odd if the Egyptians did the same.
Of course, there are no ancient Egyptians left that we could ask. Time machine, anyone?
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Of course, there are no ancient Egyptians left that we could ask. Time machine, anyone?
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It's the Hellenized version of the name, so the 'th' diphthong is correct in this case.
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TH (in either "thin" or "thus") is not a diphthong.
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In Ancient Egypt, Hathor was also the Goddess of the moon.
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Hathor was not the goddess of the moon. She was more closely associated with sun, being the daughter and "eye" of Ra.
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Hathor WAS briefly considered a moon deity during the Greco-Roman period but is more commonly associated with the sun and stars.
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