Definition of Khener. Meaning of Khener. Synonyms of Khener

- kings, but the khener may not be solely religious. Khener were used at the Temples of Hathor, Bat, Wepwawet, and Horus Iunmutef. Some kheners were itinerant...
- the outfits worn by the khener women and those depicted on paddle dolls. A thin beaded top that was known to be worn by the khener-troupe dancers has been...
- to the Iron Age, citing vague references in Herodotus of the presence of Khener, an Ancient Egyptian dance group in the region. They also attribute archaeological...
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- Especially in the Old Kingdom, women were organised into groups known as khener, apparently being joined by men only at a later stage. In the Indian subcontinent...
- The rattling sound that the menat made was intended to pacify the gods. Khener-troupes of dancers were often depicted shaking sistrums and menats. Menat...
- harem, referred to in Egyptian as ipet-nesout ("king’s apartment") and per khener ("house of seclusion"), functioned as a parallel institution to the official...