The per-aa became par’oh in Hebrew and Greek pharao. Hence the word Pharaoh, but designates the king of Egypt, not his house. Today in Egypt it is also known as per-aa, but its use is quite “new”. Egyptian scribes used the words nesu (king), neb (lord) or hemef (majesty). Amenhotep III.aren during the mandate of K.A. It was used for the first time in the 14th century to name the highest per-a-a-a authority.