Egypt (disambiguation)
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Egypt may refer to:
Places
- the country of the lower Nile Valley
- the current Arab Republic of Egypt
- historically:
- Ancient Egypt (prehistory to 30 BC)
- Egypt (Roman province) (30 BC to AD 639)
- Arab Egypt (639 to 1250)
- Mamluk Sultanate (Cairo) (1250 to 1517)
- Ottoman Egypt (1517–1914), divided into two main periods:
- Egypt Eyalet (1517–1867), a state under direct rule of the Ottoman Empire
- Khedivate of Egypt (1867–1914), an autonomous tributary state of the Ottoman Empire
- Colonial Egypt (1798 to 1952), see History of modern Egypt
- Kingdom of Egypt (1922 to 1953)
- Other placenames
- United Kingdom
- Egypt, Buckinghamshire, a hamlet in England
- United States
- Egypt, Arkansas
- Egypt, Indiana
- Egypt, Ohio
- Egypt, Belmont County, Ohio
- Egypt, Pennsylvania
- Egypt, Texas (disambiguation), any of several place names
- Egypt, West Virginia
- Little Egypt (region), a regional name indicating southern Illinois
- New Egypt, New Jersey
- United Kingdom
Brands and titles
- Egypt (1991 video game), a game for the Famicom
- Egypt (1999 video game), an adventure game
- Egypt (TV series), a BBC TV, docudrama on the history of Egyptology which aired in autumn 2005
- Egypt (album), a 2004 album by Youssou N'Dour
- Egypt (band), a heavy metal group from England
- "Egypt", a poem by Patti Smith included in her 1978 book Babel
- "Egypt". a song by progressive metal band Symphony X from their 2000 album V – The New Mythology Suite
Other
- Egypt Sherrod, an American radio personality
- Egypt (bird), Scottish English term for the Spotted Flycatcher
- Mizraim, Hebrew and Aramaic Name for Egypt, Son of Ham in the Bible.Genesis 10:6
- Egypt (electoral coalition), an electoral coalition formed for the 2015 Egyptian parliamentary election
See also
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