What is bear in Egyptian?

In ancient Egyptian, the Word for "bear" is often represented by the term "sḥm," which refers to the animal itself. However, bears were not commonly found in Egypt and were not a significant part of their culture or mythology. Instead, the Egyptians focused on animals that were more prevalent in their environment, such as cats, dogs, and various livestock. The representation of animals in Egyptian art and hieroglyphs primarily emphasized those that held cultural or religious importance.