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Love the history behind this name!
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I'm not sure whether this would fit in the "Famous Persons" category, or if it would go in the "Personal Impression", but I know that it has a place in the Pop Culture category, because of Horus Lupercal from Warhammer 40, 000.
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Horus Slughorn from Harry Potter is a famous bearer of this name.
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Actually, that would be HORACE Slughorn. Nonrelated name.
Horus is, obviously, an Egyptian name, and BTN states that it's a Greek form of Egyptian Heru which is of unknown meaning.
Horace comes from the Roman family name, possibly derived from Latin hora "hour, time, season.
I think they only sound similar in English.
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Horus is, obviously, an Egyptian name, and BTN states that it's a Greek form of Egyptian Heru which is of unknown meaning.
Horace comes from the Roman family name, possibly derived from Latin hora "hour, time, season.
I think they only sound similar in English.
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Yes, but it could, in theory, be a variant of Horace, if the parents were unaware it was unrelated and just wanted a different spelling. Amelia and Emilia aren't related at all, but people still assume they're variants.
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Pronounced HOR-us. [noted -ed]
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The name 'Horus' is a stem from the ancient Egyptian word 'her' which was the preposition for 'above' or 'over', implying that Horus (Heru) is the 'one who is above'.
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