Sobekhotep

Sobekhotep is a given name of ancient Egyptian origin. It is composed of two elements: "Sobek," the name of the ancient Egyptian crocodile god, and "hotep," meaning "to be pleased" or "to be at peace." Therefore, Sobekhotep can be interpreted as "Sobek is pleased" or "Sobek is at peace."

This name was common throughout various periods of ancient Egyptian history. Numerous individuals bore the name Sobekhotep, appearing in administrative records, tomb inscriptions, and other historical documents. While there isn't a single universally famous individual solely known by this name without further qualification, the prevalence of Sobekhotep suggests a continued devotion to the god Sobek and the desire for divine favor. The name reflects the deep religious beliefs and practices of ancient Egyptians, who often named their children after deities to invoke protection and good fortune. The exact pronunciation and transliteration of ancient Egyptian names can vary, but Sobekhotep remains a recognizable form.