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Fayum
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English
Alternative forms
en Fayyum Faiyum Faioum Fayoom Fayoum, FyoomForm seen in Bayard Taylor (1854), Chapter VI, in A Journey to Central Africa; or Life and Landscapes from Egypt...
Etymology
From en ar الفَيُّوم, from en cop ⲓⲟⲙ ⲫ̀ⲓⲟⲙ the sea, Fayum Ph̀iom, from en egy pꜣ ym Lake Moeris, from egy pꜣ the + egy ym lake.
Proper noun
en city c/Egypt near Lake Moeris.
en region c/Egypt around the city.
en governorate c/Egypt containing the city.
Synonyms
en Crocodilopolis, en Arsinoe historical
Derived terms
en Fayumian
en Fayum portrait
en Fayyumic
Translations
Arabic: ar الفَيُّوم
Catalan: ca El Faium
Coptic: cop ⲫ̀ⲓⲟⲙ Ph̀iom
Czech: cs Fajjúm
Dutch: nl El-Fajoem, nl Fajoem
French: fr Fayoum, fr Crocodilopolis, fr Arsinoë
German: de Fajum, de Fajjum, de Krokodilopolis, de Arsinoe
Greek: el Φαγιούμ
Ancient Greek: grc Κροκοδειλόπολις
Hindi: hi फ़य्यूम
Italian: it Fayyum, it Fayum, it Faiyum
Latin: la Crocodilopolis
Russian: ru Эль-Файюм, ru Файюм
Spanish: es Fayún
Swedish: sv Fayoum
Turkish: tr Feyyum, tr El Feyyum
References
en 2-syllable words