Eritrea

Tewahedo (Te-wa-hido) (Ge'ez ተዋሕዶ tawāhidō, modern pronunciation tewāhidō) is a Ge'ez word meaning "being made one" or "unified". This word refers to the Oriental Orthodox belief in the one single unified Nature of Christ; i.e., a belief that a complete, natural union of the Divine and Human Natures into One is self-evident in order to accomplish the divine salvation of humankind, as opposed to the "two Natures of Christ" belief (unmixed, but unseparated Divine and Human Natures, called the Hypostatic Union.

The food in the above image is the type of food typically eaten in Eritrea. There are a number of different food items chopped finely in spicy sauces and served with spongy bread called injera. Some particularly popular dishes include: gored gored, kitfö, dereq tibbs, shiro, and doro wat.

2,000 meters above sea level.

The State of Eritrea is a country in Africa, bordering the Red Sea. In fact, the name is derived from the Italian version of an ancient Greek work meaning "red".

The plant depicted on the Eritrean flag is the olive branch, which symbolizes peace and prosperity. It is featured in the emblem that is centered on the flag, surrounded by a golden wreath. The olive branch represents the nation's aspiration for peace following years of conflict.

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The weight allowance for passengers can vary depending on the airline and ticket class. Typically, most airlines allow checked baggage of up to 50 pounds (23 kg) for economy class, with carry-on luggage usually limited to around 15-22 pounds (7-10 kg). It's best to check the specific airline's baggage policy on their website or your ticket details for accurate information regarding your New York to Amara flight.

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You spell it like Eritrea

by the way i think Eritrea is a wounder full place full of warm hearted people filled with love and joy.

Eritrea has adapted to its diverse environments through various agricultural practices, including the cultivation of drought-resistant crops and traditional farming techniques suited to its arid climate. The country has also developed infrastructure to manage water resources, such as irrigation systems and water catchment areas, to support agriculture and livestock. Additionally, the Eritrean population has a rich cultural heritage that reflects the adaptations to both the harsh landscapes and the historical influences of neighboring regions. These strategies collectively help the country navigate its environmental challenges and enhance food security.

Tigrinya and Arabic are both Semitic languages spoken in Eritrea.

The currency of Egypt is the Egyptian Pound.

The Currency of Eritrea is the "Nakfa".

The currency of Liberia is the Liberian Dollar.

HI, Eritrea is located on the Red sea, known as a huge hub for trade for millions of years. The red sea was occupied by the Ottoman empire for over 200 years and later the Egyptian, then Italy. Before that, Eritrea was also known to have traces of the first evidence of human civilizations, quite possibly being the original man and expanding their genes and chromosomes all over the globe, there are even traces of Eritreans Pharaohs, Israel leaders, and Greek philosophers. Scholars from Greece called them the gods of the sun for their godly knowledge of the world. In fact it is believed a island outside of Greece was named after Eritrea spelled ERYTHEIA (meaning red in greek) in worship to the Gods. The location of Eritrea shows you the dynamic span of the region. Yemen, Israel, Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan, Italy. It is safe to say that Eritrean are a mixture of many different ethnic groups, as is the rest of the world, just a little more obvious with the beautiful people of Eritrea.

Professor Ben Hyman

Either he is dead or critically ill as of April 26, 2012