Amun
Meaning of Amun
The name Amun, pronounced as ah-MOON (/ɑːˈmuːn/), is of Egyptian origin and carries a rich historical significance. In ancient Egyptian mythology, Amun was one of the most powerful deities, often associated with creation and the sun. This name exudes a sense of strength and mystery, making it an intriguing choice for parents seeking something unique yet meaningful. The variation "Amon" is also commonly used. Although not widely popular in the United States, with occurrences fluctuating modestly over the years—peaking at 18 newborns named Amun in 2018—the name holds a timeless appeal due to its deep cultural roots and mythological associations.
Pronunciation
Egyptian
- Pronunced as ah-MOON (/ɑːˈmuːn/)
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Notable People Named Amun
| Tabitha Lebec, also known as Amun Starr, is a San Diego-born pianist, singer, composer, and humanitarian, recognized for her work with Egyptian and Tunisian cultures on her album "Origin" and upcoming project "Origin II." |
