Shu (Egyptian deity)
| Shu | |||||
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| God o the wind an air | |||||
 Shu is shawn haulding the sky abuin his heid. | |||||
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| Major cult centrer | Heliopolis, Leontopolis | ||||
| Symbol | the ostrich feather | ||||
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| Consort | Tefnut | ||||
| Affspring | Nut an Geb | ||||
| Parents | Ra an Iusaaset | ||||
| Siblins | Tefnut Hathor Sekhmet | ||||
Shu (/ʃuː/; meanin "emptiness" an "he who rises up") wis ane o the primordial gods in Egyptian meethology, a personification o air, ane o the Ennead o Heliopolis.