Ramesside
- adjective
- /ræˈmɛsaɪd/
- Specialized
- The Ramesside period is known for its military campaigns and architectural achievements.
Examples
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Many scholars study Ramesside art to understand the culture of that era.
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Many Ramesside temples still stand today.
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The Ramesside kings left behind impressive monuments and temples across Egypt.
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The Ramesside period was marked by extensive building projects.
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The Ramesside kings left behind impressive monuments and temples across Egypt.
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Many scholars study Ramesside art to understand the culture of that era.
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The Ramesside period is known for its military campaigns and architectural achievements.
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Morphology
Etymology
Ramesside comes from the Egyptian name Ramesses (the pharaoh whose name means 'born of Ra') plus the ending -ide, which shows 'related to' or 'from'. So Ramesside describes something that belongs to or comes from the time of a king named Ramesses, much like 'Victorian' links to Queen Victoria's time.