Pharaoh

While Pharaoh is traditionally a title rather than a typical given name, it signifies the ruler of ancient Egypt, often associated with a position of supreme power and divinity. Historically, the Pharaoh was seen as both a political leader and a divine representative on Earth.

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The name Pharaoh originates from ancient Egypt. It was not traditionally used as a given name but rather a title used for the kings of Egypt. The word 'Pharaoh' comes from the Egyptian term "Per-aa," which means "great house."

  • Babies named Pharaoh in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 114
  • Nicknames: Pharo, Pha, Ro, Faro, Roro.
  • Full Names: N/A, as Pharaoh is not commonly part of full-form names.
  • Famous Namesakes: Pharaoh Snefru-Pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty, Pharaoh Tutankhamun-Pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty, Pharaoh Ramses II-Pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty.
  • Gender: Unisex: While Pharaoh has been historically tied to male rulers in ancient societies, the usage of it as a given name can apply to any gender in modern times, resonating with those drawn to its regal connotations.
  • Numerology: Pharaoh carries the numerology number 8. This number is often associated with authority, ambition, and the drive for material success. Those under this influence are typically seen as natural-born leaders with a strong sense of purpose.

While ancient in its origin, the use of the name Pharaoh as a modern given name is rare but increasingly seen in pop culture spaces. It is often chosen by parents wanting a name imbued with historical grandeur and a singular identity.

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