The Egyptian God Corpus
⇄duplicate

Hraf-haf

see Hra-f-ha-f

The same name with the hyphens dropped

Hraf-haf and Hra-f-ha-f are one being — "he whose face is behind him," the ferryman of the underworld and the twenty-seventh assessor of Maat.

Budge writes Hra-f-ha-f throughout (5 occurrences); the unhyphenated form appears 0 times in the archive, so the hyphenated slug is canonical.

These two files pointed at each other until 2026-07-30 — a redirect loop with no content at either end, created when batch 77 reversed a pointer batch 59 had already set (C379).

Everything is on hra-f-ha-f, including the Pyramid Text of Pepi I that addresses him by name.

Cite this entry

Research grade: ⇄duplicate — A second spelling or roster listing of a name entered elsewhere.

"Hraf-haf", The Egyptian God Corpus, graded duplicate, retrieved 2026-08-10.