Nefertiti

[ nef-er-tee-tee ]

noun

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

Nefertiti

/ ˌnɛfəˈtiːtɪ; ˌnɒfrəˈtiːtə /

noun

1. Nefertiti14th century bc14th century bcFEgyptianPOLITICS: hereditary ruler 14th century bc , Egyptian queen; wife of Akhenaton

Example Sentences

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

From Seattle Times

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.

From Los Angeles Times

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

From Salon

Hankir begins this thoroughly researched journey by educating her readers on Egypt’s Queen Nefertiti and her rise as a symbol of “ideal feminine beauty.”

From Seattle Times

In another scene, they dab Mama’s rose water on their wrists and imagine “that this is what Cleopatra or Nefertiti must have smelled like.”

From New York Times