The term "φαραωνικούς" (pharaonic) refers to anything related to the ancient Egyptian rulers known as Φαραώ (pharaohs). These leaders were considered both political and religious figures, often associated with monumental architecture, such as the Πυραμίδες (pyramids), and elaborate burial practices. The pharaonic era is marked by significant advancements in art, science, and governance. Pharaonic culture is characterized by its rich mythology, including gods like Ρα (Ra) and Ίσις (Isis), and its complex social structure. The legacy of the pharaohs continues to influence modern perceptions of ancient Egypt, showcasing their achievements in engineering, writing, and agriculture.