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The Ennead
Ra Shu Tefnut Nut Geb	Nephthys Osiris Isis Set
The Ogdoad
Nu/Naunet Amoun/Amaunet	Kuk/Kauket Huh/Hauhet
Other Egyptian Gods
Anubis Anuket Apophis Apis Astarte Aten Bast Bes Hapi Hathor Horus Harpocrates	Khepri Khonsu Khnum Maat Mentu Neith Nut Ptah Sebek Sekhmet Tahuti Tawaret Tum

In Egyptian mythology, Hauhet was one of the Ogdoad. Along with her husband, Huh, she was the personification of space and the infinite. She was serpent-headed. Her name means "Endlessness." Hauhet was a goddess who personified intelligence and the perceptive mind. Hauhet was thought to have been created by Ptah or Ra.

References

Wikipedia. (2005). Hauhet. Retrieved on 03/03/2005.

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	In [[Egyptian mythology]], '''Hauhet''' was one of the [[Ogdoad]]. Along with her husband, [[Huh]], she was the personification of space and the infinite. She was serpent-headed. Her name means "Endlessness." Hauhet was a goddess who personified intelligence and the perceptive mind. Hauhet was thought to have been created by [[Ptah]] or [[Ra]].		In [[Egyptian mythology]], '''Hauhet''' was one of the [[Ogdoad]]. Along with her husband, [[Huh]], she was the personification of space and the infinite. She was serpent-headed. Her name means "Endlessness." Hauhet was a goddess who personified intelligence and the perceptive mind. Hauhet was thought to have been created by [[Ptah]] or [[Ra]].