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[[Image:Iah-small1.jpg|frame|Bronze statuette of Iah, Late Period, BM-EA12587]]
Iah is an [[ancient egypt|Ancient Egyptian]] lunar god, whose role was linked to that of [[Thoth]] in the [[old kingdom|Old]] and [[middle kingdom|Middle Kingdoms]], and who came to be eclipsed to some degree by [[Khonsu]] from the [[New Kingdom]] onward. Some scholars regard the god as the personification of the lunar disc itself within Ancient Egyptian culture.
Iah is an [[ancient egypt|Ancient Egyptian]] lunar god, whose role was linked to that of [[Thoth]] in the [[old kingdom|Old]] and [[middle kingdom|Middle Kingdoms]], and who came to be eclipsed to some degree by [[Khonsu]] from the [[New Kingdom]] onward. Some scholars regard the god as the personification of the lunar disc itself within Ancient Egyptian culture.