Camp Chezar Kamp Shizar كامپ شيزارKamp Shizar | |
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Camp ChezarLocation in Egypt | |
Coordinates: 31°13′13″N 29°56′32″E / 31.220289°N 29.942107°E / 31.220289; 29.942107 | |
Country | Egypt |
Governorate | Alexandria |
City | Alexandria |
Time zone | UTC+2 (EST) |
Camp Shezar (Egyptian Arabic: كامپ شيزار; also spelled Camp Chezar and originally Camp Caesar) is a neighborhood in Alexandria, Egypt. It contains a cemetery that dates back to the 3rd century BC (Ptolemaic era).
Origin of the name
It is spelled with French orthography as French was the most common foreign language in Egypt at the time of its inception. The name consists from English: "camp" and Italian: "Caesar" [ˈtʃeːzar], francized as [ʃeˈzar], Egyptian Arabic pronunciation: [ˈkæmp(e) ʃeˈzɑːɾ].
See also
References
- Dār al-ʻArabīyah al-Ḥadīthah lil-Tijārah al-Khārijīyah (1982). Directory of Government and Public Sector in A.R.E. Arab Modern House for Foreign Trade. Retrieved 2015-04-21.
Districts & Neighborhoods in Alexandria | |
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First Montaza district | |
Second Montaza district | |
Eastern district | |
Central district | |
El Gomrok district | |
Western district | |
El Agami district | |
First Amreya district | |
Second Amreya district |
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