scarab
/ˈskæræb/Definitions
1. noun
A symbol of ancient Egyptian rebirth, typically a beetle, especially the dung beetle.
“The scarab amulet was a common burial item among the ancient Egyptians.”
2. noun
Any of various beetles of the family Scarabaeidae, especially those of the genus Scarabaeus.
“The scarab beetle played a significant role in the ecosystem of the desert region.”
3. verb
To roll or move something, especially in a slow, laborious, or ceremonial manner.
“The priest scarabed the large stone into position.”