netjeru
Netjeru is a term used in ancient Egyptian religion to refer to the divine beings that populated their pantheon. This term, often translated as "gods" or "deities," encompassed a vast array of entities, from the most prominent figures like Ra, Osiris, and Isis, to lesser-known spirits and personifications of natural forces. The ancient Egyptians believed that these netjeru were responsible for maintaining cosmic order, known as Ma'at, and actively participated in the lives of humans and the natural world.
The nature of the netjeru was complex and multifaceted. They could be anthropomorphic (human-like), zoomorphic (animal-like),
Worship of the netjeru involved a variety of rituals and offerings performed in temples and at home.