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"Du latin, issu du grec ancien οὐραῖος, ouraîos, représentant l’égyptien ancien I12 jˁr.t (« cobra »)."
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"Figure d’un petit serpent que les anciens Égyptiens considéraient comme un des symboles de la royauté ; disposé en nœud à sa partie inférieure, le col dressé, il est placé sur le devant du pschent des pharaons."
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