Definition: The term "Abagael" refers to the name of a group of ancient Egyptian gods, who were the guardians of the underworld and other realms. The group was composed of Osiris (the god of the dead), Isis, Ra, Anubis, Nephthys, Seth, Horemheb, Set, Reu, and Mut. The term "Abagael" is derived from the ancient Egyptian word "abag," which means "guardian." These gods were known for their wisdom and protection over the underworld, ensuring that no one would ever have to cross into the afterlife. They were also believed to possess magical abilities and could grant wishes to those who followed them. The specific characteristics of the Abagael group varied among different cultures and eras, but they were considered powerful and influential figures in many ancient Egyptian societies.
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