pharaoh pharaohs Etymology :Middle English pharao, from Old English, from Late Latin pharaon-, pharao, from Greek pharaO, from Hebrew par`Oh, from Egyptian pr-`',. Pronunciation :'fer-(")O, 'far-(")O, 'fA-(")r. Function :noun. Date :before 12th century.
| Pharaoh | ruler of ancient Egypt isim | en | |||
| pharaoh | from the Egyptian for "great house," a term originally referring to the royal palace and applied by extension to the king The dead Pharaoh was known as Osiris, while the living Pharaoh was the embodiment of Horus, and thus a god | en | |||
| pharaoh | King of Egypt, via Greek and Hebrew (par'oh) from Egyptian pr-aA - 'Great House' | en | |||
| pharaoh | a king of ancient Egypt who was considered a god | en | |||
| pharaoh | the title of the kings of ancient Egypt | en | |||
| pharaoh | The supreme ruler of Ancient Egypt; a formal address for the sovereign seat of power as personified by the king in an institutional role of Horus son of Osiris; often used by metonymy for Ancient Egyptian sovereignty | en | |||
| pharaoh | Word transmitted from the Bible, derived from the Egyptian per-aa, which means “the great house”, designating the royal palace and, in the New Kingdom, the master of the palace, i e the king | en | |||
| pharaoh | The king of Egypt, a Greek term derived from the Egyptian per-aa or per-ao ("Great House"), which originally referred to the royal palace but from the New Kingdom onward was also used to mean the ruler | en | |||
| pharaoh | A title by which the sovereigns of ancient Egypt were designated | en | |||
| pharaoh | A pharaoh was a king of ancient Egypt. Rameses II, Pharaoh of All Egypt. a ruler of ancient Egypt (pharao, from , from , from pr-'o). Epithet applied to Egyptian kings from 1500 to 343 BC. The term later evolved into a generic term for all ancient Egyptian kings. Pharaohs were regarded as gods, retaining their divine status even after death. A pharaoh's will was supreme, and he governed by royal decree, with the assistance of viziers. The common people nevertheless judged a pharaoh by his deeds; many were criticized, plotted against, and even deposed and killed. See also Akhenaton; Amenemhet I; Amenhotep II; Amenhotep III; Ramses II; Thutmose III; Tutankhamen | en | |||
| pharaoh | the title of the ancient Egyptian kings | en | |||
| pharaoh | See Faro | en | |||
| pharaoh | The Egyptian king, the word meant "The Great House" which was the royal palace Its first use in reference to the king can be traced to the New Kingdom | en | |||
| pharaohs | plural of pharaoh | en | |||
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