Abdju Pit
Last updated 2026-09-02
Abdju Pit is a subarea located in Land of Lower Setekh, Great Red Sand, Sumeru. Prior to Lost in the Sands, the pit is absent and it is named Abdju Road.
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Descriptions
At the desert's very edge stands a palace whose main form is entombed beneath the sands — King Deshret's realm awaits ahead.
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Etymology
- Abdju (Egyptian: ꜣbḏw) is the ancient Egyptian name for the city of Abydos.
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Lost in the Sands
Lost in the Sands
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Lost in the Sands
Lost in the Sands
Other Languages
Abdju Pit
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Abdju Pit | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 舍身陷坑 Shěshēn Xiànkēng | Pit of Sacrifice[• 1] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 捨身陷坑 Shěshēn Xiànkēng | |
| Japanese | 捨身の坑 Shashin no Kou | Pit of Sacrifice[• 1] |
| Korean | 희생 함정 Huisaeng Hamjeong | Sacrifice Trap |
| Spanish | Fosa de Abedyu | Abdju Pit |
| French | Fosse d'Abdju | Abdju Pit |
| Russian | Яма Абджу Yama Abdzhu | Abdju Pit |
| Thai | Abdju Pit | — |
| Vietnamese | Hang Hy Sinh | Sacrifice Cave |
| German | Abdju-Grube | Abdju Pit |
| Indonesian | Abdju Pit | — |
| Portuguese | Poço do Sacrifício | Sacrifice Pit |
| Turkish | Abdju Çukuru | Abdju Pit |
| Italian | Cava Abdju | Abdju Pit |
Abdju Road
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Abdju Road | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 舍身步道 Shěshēn Bùdào | Footpath of Sacrifice[• 2] |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 捨身步道 Shěshēn Bùdào | |
| Japanese | 捨身の道 Shashin no Michi | Road of Sacrifice[• 2] |
| Korean | 아비도스의 길 Abidoseuui Gil | Road of Abydos |
| Spanish | Senda de Abedyu | Abdju Path |
| French | Route d'Abdju | Abdju Road |
| Russian | Дорога Абджу Doroga Abdzhu | Abdju Road |
| Thai | Abdju Road | — |
| Vietnamese | Con Đường Abdju | Abdju Road |
| German | Abdju-Pfad | Abdju Path |
| Indonesian | Abdju Road | — |
| Portuguese | Caminho Abdju | |
| Turkish | Abdju Yolu | Abdju Road |
| Italian | Via Abdju | Abdju Way |
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Chinese and Japanese: The phrase 舍身/捨身
shěshēn/捨身 shashin refers to the Buddhist practice of sacrificing one's physical body as an expression of religious devoutness. - ↑ 2.0 2.1 Chinese and Japanese: The phrase 舍身/捨身
shěshēn/捨身 shashin refers to the Buddhist practice of sacrificing one's physical body as an expression of religious devoutness.
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