SEB

The name Seb can refer to:A god in Egyptian mythology also known as GebSebastian 'Seb' Coe (born 1956), British athlete and politicianSeb Fontaine, DJ with English dance/electronica outfit Reflekt Seb Hunter (born 1971), English writer Sébastien (Seb) Lefebvre (born 1981), guitarist with Canadian band Simple PlanSeb Rochford, drummer with the band Acoustic LadylandSeb Sanders, jockey, 2004 winner of the Irish 2,000 GuineasSeb Shelton, drummer for the bands Secret Affair and Dexys Midnight RunnersSeb Taylor, UK Goa trance artistSeb, as in Hindi for appleSEB (ice-t)was allegedly going to get his butt kicked on March 30, 2007, however it never happenedSEB (band) a danish Rock band Seb derm is a shortening for Seborrhoeic dermatitis, a skin disorder
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Noun
1. a form of staphylococcal enterotoxin that has been used as an incapacitating agent in biological warfare
(synonym) staphylococcal enterotoxin B
(hypernym) staphylococcal enterotoxin

[Egyptian] As the son of Shu and Tefnut, Seb was the Egyptian earth god. He was masculine, contrasting with the tradition that the guardian of the earth was usually female. Osiris, Isis, Seth, and Nephthys were his children and he was brother and husband to Nuit. In early Egyptian history, Seb was known as Geb or Keb, but in later forms of the language it became Seb. Seb's sacred animal and symbol was the goose; he was often referred to as the "Great Cackler." His skin was either green or black. The green represented the the color of living things and the black was the color of the fertile Nile mud. It was believed that Seb imprisoned wicked souls, so they couldn't ascend to heaven.

Seb (Egyptian) One of the older Egyptian deities, the son of Shu and Tefnut, brother and husband of Nut, father of Osiris and Isis, Set and Nephthys. A goose (seb) was held sacred to the god. One popular legend states that Seb first appeared flying through the air in the form of a goose -- reminiscent of the Sanskrit kala-hansa (bird of eternity). Seb was the vitalizing divinity of cosmic space, often called earth: the earth was described as being formed of Seb's cosmic body, and hence was in turn called the house of Seb. Being so closely associated with the earth, through popular misunderstanding he was regarded as the custodian of the dead in their tombs, and therefore held a prominent place in the scenes of the Underworld depicted in The Book of the Dead.
Heliopolis was the principal seat of his worship, it being held that at that spot, with his consort Nut, he produced the great Egg of Space, out of which emerged the sun god in the shape of a phoenix (bennu). Because of this he was styled the Great Cackler. Another of his titles was Erpat (chief of the gods), as he is more like the Hindu parabrahman than even Brahma, and hence the womb of cosmic being. A favorite representation of Seb is that of a prostrated man, one hand pointing to heaven, the other to earth -- the prostrated form representing the earth -- over whom bends a woman, Nut, her body being spangled with stars -- representing the sky.
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