Menat

Menat (ancient Egyptian mnj.t) was a name used for the goddess Hathor. With a slightly different hieroglyphic spelling it referred to an Ancient Egyptian artifact which, like the sistrum was closely connected with the goddess Hathor. It was held in the hand by its counterpoise and used as a rattle by Hathor's priestesses. Often it was worn as a protective amulet, even by Apis bulls, the sons of Hathor.
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v. take, lead, rule, carry on, boss, herd

meant

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