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Shu is closely connected to the sun god (ra or atum) and he embodied light although had a solar aspect too. Shu was not strictly a solar deity.

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Shu and Tefnut then made Geb and Nut who atum pushed high away from each other, providing a place for humans to live (oh yeah he made humans when he cried btw) Mist was attributed to shu as lakes of shu and the clouds as bones of shu and he was also associated with light and the sun because he was created by sun god creator Atum.

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He was born at the beginning of creation by atum (ra) and was sent to create the world with his sister-wife Tefnut (yes he married his sister for some reason) the two were gone so long that atum began to miss them and sent in his eye called "The eye of Ra" in search of them.

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What his name means and what he is associated with

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What his name means and what he is associated with

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His name means "dry, parched, and withered, void, emptiness. (he has multiple names and none can be confirmed or denied, well at least to my knowledge) he was associated with the heat of the sunlight and the dryness of the air.

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Shu was the very old god of the cool and dry air, he was responsible for generating the wind. He was a member of the old family in Heliopolis. He was often shown  standing up supporting his daughter sky goddess Nut.

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Shu was one of the first two gods that atum created with his sister-wife Tefnut. Shu was the god of wind and air and his wife was the god of moisture. His job was to separate the sky from earth.

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He often wore a sort of hat with tons of feathers on top of his head and he was normally depicted as a man wearing a headdress in the form of a plume