Giza

or Gi·zeh

[ gee-zuh ]

noun

1. a city in northern Egypt: a suburb of Cairo across the Nile; the ancient Egyptian pyramids and the Sphinx are located nearby.

Giza

/ ˈɡiːzə /

noun

1. See El Gîza
   See El Gîza

Example Sentences

About 5,400 of Tutankhamun’s well-preserved tomb furnishings are slated to soon go on display when the new Grand Egyptian Museum, near the Pyramids of Giza, opens.

From Science News

The DART spacecraft weighs only as much as a couple of vending machines, whereas Dimorphos is thought to be nearly as hefty as Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Giza.

From Science News

Scientists placed three different types of muon detectors in and around the Great Pyramid of Giza.

From Science News For Students

Inside Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Giza lies a mysterious cavity.

From Science News For Students

That’s nearly 1,400 times the weight of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

From Science News For Students

But the site has seen little of the decimation from heavy tourism that has plagued the northern pyramids of Giza in Egypt.

From The Daily Beast

The second monster was an Englishman, Richard Vyse, who on a visit to Egypt in 1835 became fascinated by the pyramids of Giza.

From The Daily Beast

The other bombings included a blast near a cinema near the Giza pyramids but there were no reports of casualties.

From The Daily Beast

This version was made from an ancestor of the Greek fragment discovered at Giza.

From Project Gutenberg

Two of the leading men, Ahunai and Giza, fled, and the latter settled on the river Zab.

From Project Gutenberg

Hassan turned a sharp corner and Giza lay before them, up a gradual, rising slope.

From Project Gutenberg

Later, Rick promised Scotty, they would explore Giza and its wonders inch by inch.

From Project Gutenberg

The famous sphinx at Giza in Egypt may be a modified yardang.

From Project Gutenberg