Scarab ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Scarab ( noun )

A type of dung beetle, particularly those of the genus Scarabaeus, which were sacred in ancient Egypt and used as amulets. Also, a representation of this type of beetle in the form of a small statue, seal or amulet.

Origin:

The word scarab comes from the latin word "scarabaeus" which means beetle. it is first recorded in the english language in the early 17th century. the scarab beetle was a sacred symbol in ancient egypt, representing the god khepri.

Examples:

1. The ancient Egyptians believed the scarab beetle represented the god of the rising sun.
2. The scarab was a common motif in ancient Egyptian art and jewelry.
3. The scarab amulet was believed to bring good luck.
4. The scarab beetle was sacred in ancient Egypt and was often depicted in hieroglyphs.
5. The scarab was used as a seal in ancient Egypt, which was used to stamp documents.

(As a verb)

Scarab ( verb )

A type of dung beetle, particularly those of the genus Scarabaeus, which were sacred in ancient Egypt and used as amulets. Also, a representation of this type of beetle in the form of a small statue, seal or amulet.

Origin:

The word scarab comes from the latin word "scarabaeus" which means beetle. it is first recorded in the english language in the early 17th century. the scarab beetle was a sacred symbol in ancient egypt, representing the god khepri.

Examples:

1. The ancient Egyptians believed the scarab beetle represented the god of the rising sun.
2. The scarab was a common motif in ancient Egyptian art and jewelry.
3. The scarab amulet was believed to bring good luck.
4. The scarab beetle was sacred in ancient Egypt and was often depicted in hieroglyphs.
5. The scarab was used as a seal in ancient Egypt, which was used to stamp documents.