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Serket the goddess scorpion of Egyptian mythology. Its name is an abbreviation of the expression Serket-Hetyt which means "that which squeezes the throat" or, according to another interpretation, "that which facilitates the breathing in the throat" - in the first case it alludes to the easy breathing of the and in the second to its beneficial role in curing scorpion bites (one of the effects of these bites being the sensation of suffocation). It is also known as Selchis, Selkhet, Selkis, Selkhit, Selkit, Selqet, Serkhet, Serket-Hetyt, Serqet and Serquet.
Serket the goddess scorpion of Egyptian mythology. Its name is an abbreviation of the expression Serket-Hetyt which means "that which squeezes the throat" or, according to another interpretation, "that which facilitates the breathing in the throat" - in the first case it alludes to the easy breathing of the and in the second to its beneficial role in curing scorpion bites (one of the effects of these bites being the sensation of suffocation). It is also known as Selchis, Selkhet, Selkis, Selkhit, Selkit, Selqet, Serkhet, Serket-Hetyt, Serqet and Serquet.
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