Coptic Menfe

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Coptic Menfe is the Coptic-language name for the ancient Egyptian city known in earlier periods as Men-nefer, later called Memphis by the Greeks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Coptic toponym
historical place name
associatedWithReligion Coptic Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
belongsToTradition Coptic linguistic tradition
correspondsToEgyptianName Men-nefer NERFINISHED
correspondsToGreekName Memphis NERFINISHED
culturalContext Christian Egypt
denotes ancient Egyptian capital near modern Mit Rahina
derivedFrom Men-nefer NERFINISHED
etymologicallyRelatedTo Egyptian mn-nfr NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalContext late Egyptian and Christian period toponymy
hasTransliterationRole Coptic rendering of Egyptian place name
language Coptic NERFINISHED
nameInLanguage Coptic
refersTo Memphis (ancient Egypt) NERFINISHED
Men-nefer NERFINISHED
refersToArchaeologicalSite Memphis and its necropolis NERFINISHED
refersToRegion Lower Egypt NERFINISHED
toponymType exonym for ancient Egyptian city
usedBy Coptic Christians NERFINISHED
usedIn Coptic historical writings
Coptic liturgical texts
usedInEcclesiasticalContext Coptic references to ancient Memphis
usedInLateAntiquity Egypt NERFINISHED
writingSystem Coptic alphabet NERFINISHED

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Men-nefer laterLanguageName Coptic Menfe