Synonyms for egyptian
ɪˈdʒɪp ʃənegyp·tian

Princeton's WordNet

1. Egyptiannoun

   a native or inhabitant of Egypt

2. Egyptianadjective

   the ancient and now extinct language of Egypt under the Pharaohs; written records date back to 3000 BC

3. Egyptianadjective

   of or relating to or characteristic of Egypt or its people or their language

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1. List of paraphrases for "egyptian":

   egyptians, egypt, al-masri, al-masry, masri, egyptian-, cairo

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1. Justice Party:

   This is a sad and terrible day in Egyptian history, coup leaders have sentenced Mohamed Morsi to decades in prison for nothing more than championing the democratic will of the people.

2. Aiman Ashmawy Ali:

   ( The) Ministry of Antiquities and the Egyptian government have procedures( for) checking any building before it is renewed or repaired, this sarcophagus was found according to regular procedures.

3. Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry:

   The information we have heard about has not been shared with Egyptian security agencies in detail, we were expecting that the technical information would be provided to us.

4. Mahmoud El-Hamalawy:

   Former NASA scientist Farouk El-Baz, who led the agency's study of the moon's geology prior to the Apollo 11 landing, comes immediately to mind, the successes of Lebanese American designer Reem Acra, the late Lebanese American poet Kahlil Gibran and the Egyptian American actor Rami Malek reinforce Arab Americans ' contributions by showcasing to the world that America continues to be the land of possibility and opportunity for all immigrants.

5. The CT:

   The good condition of the body seems to be the result of several factors in combination : constant air flow, the plant material in the coffin, a long period of illness resulting in the body becoming lean, death and burial during the winter months of December January and the general climate and temperature conditions in Lund Cathedral a year, we can now observe that Winstrup's mummy is one of the best-preserved bodies from Europe in the 1600s, with an information potential well in line with that offered by Otzi the ice man or Egyptian mummies. Bishop Winstrup remains constitute a unique archive of medical history on the living conditions and health of people living in the 1600s.