Epithets of Wepwawet from various sources and translations, appearing in alphabetical order.
An epithet is a descriptive phrase or adjective expressing something (a quality, a characteristic, a fact or belief) about that person or, in this case, God. While there are more casual uses of epithets out there, for the purposes of ancient Egypt, these are applied almost as ‘titles’ of the God in question.
Adored One
Adorner of the Cobra (Uraeus)
Beloved of Ma’at
Champion of His Father
Compassionate God
Controller of the North
Controller of the South
Controller of the Two Lands
Controller of Upper and Lower Egypt
Divine Jackal
Divine Power
Exalted Above the Gods
Giver of Life
God of Eternity
He of the Barque of a Million Journeys
He Who Abhors Lying
He Who Breaks Hearts
He Who Causes and Brings Forth Goodness
He Who Comes Forth from Nut
He Who Comes Forth from the Womb
He Who Comes From the Tamarisk Bush
He Who Destroys His Enemies
He Who is (High) on His Standard
He Who is in Asyut
He Who is Powerful in the Sky
He Who is Satisfied Admist the Offerings
He Who is Sublime on the Standard
He Who is the Head of His Standard
He Who is the Highest of the Gods
He Who Keeps Turmoil from the House of the Throne
He Who Leads Heaven
He Who Leads the Two Lands
He Who Loves Ma’at
He Who Opens the Beautiful Way in the West
He Who Opens the Roads (or Ways) to Abydos
He Who Opens the Way for his Father, Whom His Heart Loves
He Who Opens the Way for the Gods and Goddesses
He Who Opens the Way/Ways
He Who Passes through the Sky
He Who Paves the Way towards the Temple of the King
He Who Possesses the Two Lands in Triumph
He Who Protects the Two Lands
He Who Rises
He Who Seperates Heaven from Earth
He Who Shines/Glitters
He With the Great Powers
He with the Great Souls
He with the Great White Crown
He with the Pointed Arrows
He With the Powerful Force
He With the Sweet Joy
Jackal of the South
Leader of the Gods
Leader of the South and of the Two Lands
Learned One
Lord of Abydos
Lord of Asyut
Lord of Carnage
Lord of Eternity
Lord of Heaven
Lord of Jubilation/Joy
Lord of Lords
Lord of Lower Egypt
Lord of Myrrh
Lord of the Cobra (Uraeus) / Lord of the Two Cobras
Lord of the Duat
Lord of the Feast
Lord of the Lands
Lord of the Reputation
Lord of the Sacred Land(s)
Lord of the Secluded Land
Lord of the Shedshed
Lord of the Sky
Lord of the Two Lands
Lord of the Way(s)
Lord of the West
Lord of Upper Egypt
One Who is Over Asyut
One with Sharp Arrows
Opener of the Body
Opener of the Roads of the North, the Power of Heaven
Opener of the Way(s)
Possessor of Ma’at
Powerful of Strength
Powerful of Vigor
Powerful One of / in the Two Lands
Roving the Two Lands
The Adorned
The Beautiful One
The Companion of the Kings (of Lower Egypt)
The Fast One
The Foremost Before the Gods
The Foremost of Abydos
The Foremost of the Gods
The Foremost of the Sed Festival
The Foremost of the Souls of Heliopolis
The Foremost of Upper Egypt
The Great God
The Great God in Asyut
The Great God on the Throne of Osiris
The King of the Gods
The Magnificent Jackal
The Most Powerful of the Gods
The Oldest God
The Perfect God
The Power of Earth
The Power of Heaven
The Power of Lower Egypt
The Power of Upper Egypt
The Powerful One
The Ruler of Egypt
The Strong One, More Powerful than the Gods
The Sublime Power
The Unique One
The Wise One who Goes Forth
Who is Upon His Standard