Nefertiti

Also Nef·re·te·te

[nef-er-tee-tee]

noun

1. fl. early 14th century b.c., Egyptian queen: wife of Amenhotep IV.

Nefertiti

/ ˌnɛfəˈtiːtɪ, ˌnɒfrəˈtiːtə /

noun

1. 14th century _bc , Egyptian queen; wife of Akhenaton

Example Sentences

Egypt accuses German archaeologists of smuggling the colourfully painted bust of Nefertiti, wife of Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten, out of the country more than a century ago.

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I was on the dance floor at Living Room, one of L.A.’s newest member clubs and nightlife hotspots, being bathed in the fragmented, dazzling light of a disco ball in the form of Nefertiti’s bust.

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Latasha Mott, 29, of Syracuse, was arraigned on charges of manslaughter and disposal of a corpse in the death of her daughter, Nefertiti Harris.

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It was there that he started to create his style, which is filled with high-energy movement inspired by Atlanta culture, with the support of studio owners Sindy Guerrero and Nefertiti Robinson.

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What I argue in the book is that Nefertiti was really our original beauty influencer, and our idea of Nefertiti derives from her bust.

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