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shepherd

𒉺 𒁳 SIPAD “shepherd” 𒔗 𒉺𒇻 SIPA “shepherd” ( 𒉺 PA overseer + 𒇻 UDU sheep PSM )

𒂙(𒂘) šibir₂ shepherd's scepter 𓋾

𒁻𒁀 su8-ba “shepherd” 𒁻 RE7 rex ≈

𒊑𒂍𒌝 regnum : 𒊑𒌋 re'u 𒊑𒌋 shepherd :

Cephei ≈ Schäfer 1. Alderamin (α Cephei: “الذراع اليمين” (al-dhirā‘ al-yamīn) “the right arm.” Cepheus depicted as a king with his arm outstretched. 2. Alfirk (β Cephei: “الفَرْق” (al-firq) “the flock” or “the herd.” 3. Errai (γ Cephei: “Alrai” or “Er Rai” “الرأي” (al-ra‘ī) “the shepherd”

𒅆𒄵𒊒 ši-bir-ru •shepherd’s 𒅆𒄵𒊒 shepherd’s staff

𒅗𒌓𒊒 ka-par-ru 𒅗𒌓𒊒 shepherd-boy

𒈾𒃰 NA.GADA <> ⲙⲁⲛⲉⲥⲟⲟⲩ 𓏠 𓋳 მეცხვარე mecxvare qoničin √guard @ Gatter 𒈾𒃰 shepherd

𒉺𒇻 овча́р 𒉺𒇻 ovčár shepherd ↔ Ovis+care! па́стырь 𒉺𒇻 pástyr pastor=shepherd ++ pad+tier

Aurigae once was a goat: 1. Capella (α Aurigae: “Capella” is Latin for “little she-goat.” This star represents the goat Amalthea who nursed the infant Zeus in Greek mythology. Capella is one of the brightest stars in the night sky. 4. Elnath (γ Aurigae, also known as β Tauri: “Elnath” “النطح” (al-natḥ) “the butting” "nudge" referring to a goat’s horn. Elnath is also part of the Taurus constellation, representing the tip of one of the bull’s horns. 5. Haedus I and II (η Aurigae and ζ Aurigae: The names “Haedus” (meaning “kids” in Latin) refer to the mythological kids or young goats. These stars are often depicted as being carried by the charioteer, reinforcing the theme of goats in the constellation.