Pharoah
[ˈfɛəroʊ]Meaning
title for an ancient Egyptian ruler
Background Story
The name Pharoah is derived from the title used in ancient Egypt to refer to the kings and queens who ruled the land. This title signifies not just political power but also a divine status attributed to the rulers.
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