Egyptian names commonly contain two parts: the name of a god and an adjective or qualifying term relating to the god: "peace", "child of", "beneficient" etc.

Note that the pronunciation of the short vowels is uncertain (mos-mes; Amon-Amen...) since Egyptian writing doesn't use them.

Gods' Names
Ah
Amen (Amon, Amun)
Aten
Re (Ra)
Thot (Thut)

Qualifying term + hieroglyph + symbolic meaning
Akhen = ? = beneficient
Ankh = ankh amulet = life
Heb = bowl = feast, festival (also came to mean "lord")
Hotep = loaf and offering mat = peace, satisfaction
Ka = pair of upreaching arms = soul
Maat = peace, stability
Merit = ?
Mes (Mos) = child
Mut = mother
Nefer = heart and trachea (!) = goodness, beauty, happiness
Tut = image