Ramesside
- noun
- /ræˈmɛsaɪd/
- Specialized
- The museum displayed a rare Ramesside artifact from the reign of Ramesses II.
Examples
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A Ramesside scribe would have used papyrus scrolls to record important events.
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Many Ramesside statues depict the pharaohs in a regal pose.
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Scholars debated the origins of the Ramesside inscriptions found in the tomb.
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The Ramesside artifacts were discovered in the Valley of the Kings.
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The museum displayed a rare Ramesside artifact from the reign of Ramesses II.
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Scholars debated the origins of the Ramesside inscriptions found in the tomb.
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Many Ramesside statues depict the pharaohs in a regal pose.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ramesside as a noun comes from the name Ramesses and the ending -ide, meaning 'from' or 'related to', so a 'Ramesside' person or object is one that comes from the rule of a Ramesses. A helpful way to remember this is to think of a 'Ramesside' item like a 'Victorian' item — it tells you the time and place it comes from.