"قبطية" refers to the Coptic language, which is the latest stage of the ancient Egyptian language. It is primarily used by the Coptic Orthodox Church and is written using the Greek alphabet, supplemented by some characters from the Demotic script. The language has historical significance as it preserves many aspects of ancient Egyptian culture and religious practices. In addition to its linguistic importance, "قبطية" also relates to the Copts, an ethnoreligious group in Egypt. The Copts are known for their rich heritage, including unique traditions, art, and religious customs that date back to the early Christian era.