I think it was the Greeks & the Romans who called the land south of the Aegian Sea Aegyptos. So that is how that country came to be known as Egypt (or some variation of it) in Europeans languages. Therefore the people of Egypt are hence Egyptians. The land today is called Masr by the Egyptians who speak Arabic today and the people are called Masri (as is the form of Nationality in Arabic). In ancient Egypt the Land was called Kemet by the natives whose spoke Egyptian at that time (Referred to as Ancient Egyptian) and the people were Rmt Kemet. Egyptians modern successor Coptic calls the land Kimi and the people Rmnt Kimi.
I think it was the Greeks & the Romans who called the land south of the Aegian Sea Aegyptos. So that is how that country came to be known as Egypt (or some variation of it) in Europeans languages. The land today is called Masr by the Egyptians who speak Arabic today. In Ancient Egypt the Land was called Kemet by the natives whose spoke Egyptian. Egyptian's modern successor Coptic calls the land Kimi.
it was named in Egypt
It was named to honour the conqueror of Egypt: Alexander the Great.
Well, they were named china and Egypt so that is why they are called that.
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Egypt is currently governed by an elected President named Morsi. There is no king in Egypt. Ancient Egypt used to have a monarch called a pharaoh.
The ancient egyptians spoke greek for Egypt was named Alexandria. Egypt was conquered by Alexander the Great and he named all his cities Alexandria but Egypt was the main Alexandria. Currently, Egyptians speek Arabic.
In Egypt, the god's name was Thoth. In India, there is a goddess named Sarasvati.
No, Alexandria is an important city in ancient Egypt, named after Alexander the Great who conquered Persia. Today it is the second largest city in Egypt.
Exodus 2:1 suggests that he was born in Egypt, although he is not named.
The first city Alexander the Great named after himself was Alexandria in Northern Egypt. That city served as the Greek administrative capital of Egypt. It became, and remains today, one of Egypt's and the Mediterranean world's most important cities.
Yes Egypt was ruled by Britain seven years later Egypt declares independence( fu'ad i is named king)