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	In [[astrology]], Tepy-a Kenmet represents new beginnings and jubilation. Its heliacal rise occurs during the first week of the [[Egyptian calendar]], beginning on I Akhet 1. This date does not directly translate to the [[Gregorian calendar]], due to geographic differences in the rise of [[Sopdet]]/[[Sirius]], but it generally occurs sometime in August.		In [[astrology]], Tepy-a Kenmet represents new beginnings and jubilation. Its heliacal rise occurs during the first week of the [[Egyptian calendar]], beginning on I Akhet 1. This date does not directly translate to the [[Gregorian calendar]], due to geographic differences in the rise of [[Sopdet]]/[[Sirius]], but it generally occurs sometime in August.

	Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the Egyptian deities [[~~Hapi~~]] and [[Imsety]] or by [[Geb]].		Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the Egyptian deities [[Hapy]] and [[Imsety]] or by [[Geb]].

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	In [[astrology]], Tepy-a Kenmet represents new beginnings and jubilation. Its heliacal rise occurs during the first week of the [[Egyptian calendar]], beginning on I Akhet 1. This date does not directly translate to the [[Gregorian calendar]], due to geographic differences in the rise of [[Sopdet]]/[[Sirius]], but it generally occurs sometime in August.		In [[astrology]], Tepy-a Kenmet represents new beginnings and jubilation. Its heliacal rise occurs during the first week of the [[Egyptian calendar]], beginning on I Akhet 1. This date does not directly translate to the [[Gregorian calendar]], due to geographic differences in the rise of [[Sopdet]]/[[Sirius]], but it generally occurs sometime in August.

	Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the Egyptian deities [[Hapi]] and [[~~Imseti~~]] or by [[Geb]].		Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the Egyptian deities [[Hapi]] and [[Imsety]] or by [[Geb]].

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	In [[astrology]], Tepy-a Kenmet represents new beginnings and jubilation. Its heliacal rise occurs during the first week of the [[Egyptian calendar]], beginning on I Akhet 1. This date does not directly translate to the [[Gregorian calendar]], due to geographic differences in the rise of [[Sopdet]]/[[Sirius]], but it generally occurs sometime in August.		In [[astrology]], Tepy-a Kenmet represents new beginnings and jubilation. Its heliacal rise occurs during the first week of the [[Egyptian calendar]], beginning on I Akhet 1. This date does not directly translate to the [[Gregorian calendar]], due to geographic differences in the rise of [[Sopdet]]/[[Sirius]], but it generally occurs sometime in August.

	Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the [[Egyptian deities]] [[Hapi]] and [[Imseti]] or by [[Geb]].		Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the Egyptian deities [[Hapi]] and [[Imseti]] or by [[Geb]].

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	Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the [[Egyptian deities]] [[Hapi]] and [[Imseti]] or by [[Geb]].		Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the [[Egyptian deities]] [[Hapi]] and [[Imseti]] or by [[Geb]].




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[[File:01-Tpya Knmt.jpg|150px|thumb|Tepy-a Kenmet as depicted in the tomb of Seti I]]
'''Tepy-a Kenmet''' is the first decan of the main [[Egyptian decans|decanal stars]] of [[Egyptian astrology]].

==Name==
The name Tepy-a Kenmet is literally translated as "predecessor of Kenmet." Most scholars believe Kenmet is translated as "the cow," meaning Tepy-a Kenmet is the "predecessor of the cow." It comes first in the Cow grouping of decans and is followed by the [[Kenmet]] decan. Although, the word kenmet may also be translated as "darkness," but given the names of the surrounding decanal stars, this is less likely.

Its name is transliterated as ''tpy-a knmt''.

==Characteristics==
In [[astrology]], Tepy-a Kenmet represents new beginnings and jubilation. Its heliacal rise occurs during the first week of the [[Egyptian calendar]], beginning on I Akhet 1. This date does not directly translate to the [[Gregorian calendar]], due to geographic differences in the rise of [[Sopdet]]/[[Sirius]], but it generally occurs sometime in August.

Depending on the source, this decan is either ruled by the [[Egyptian deities]] [[Hapi]] and [[Imseti]] or by [[Geb]].

{| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto;text-align:center;"
!style="background:#c5dae3;text-align:center;"; colspan="3"|[[Egyptian decans|The Decans of Egyptian Astrology]]
|-
|style="background:#EAEAEA;text-align:center;"|'''Previous Decan'''
|style="background:#EAEAEA;text-align:center;"|'''This Decan'''
|style="background:#EAEAEA;text-align:center;"|'''Next Decan'''
|-
|[[Shetwy]]
|[[Tepy-a Kenmet]]
|[[Kenmet]]
|}

[[Category:Egyptian Decans]]