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Merneptah

[ mer-nep-tah, mer-nep-tah ]
/ ˈmɛr nɛpˌtɑ, mərˈnɛp tɑ /
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noun
king of ancient Egypt c1225–c1215 b.c. (son of Ramses II).
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Also Meneptah.

Words nearby Merneptah

mermaid's purse, mermaid's wineglass, Mermaid Tavern, mermaid weed, merman, Merneptah, mero-, meroblastic, merocrine, Meroë, merogony
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How to use Merneptah in a sentence

  • Ramses II and his son, Merneptah, kept the great empire intact by their indomitable energy and efficient organization.

    Biblical Geography and History|Charles Foster Kent

  • Merneptah in the fifth year of his reign set up a hymn of victory on a pillar in a temple erected by his father, Ramses II.

    Archology and the Bible|George A. Barton
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