Definition: Arvejon refers to an ancient Egyptian language, spoken in Egypt and parts of North Africa during the New Kingdom period (c.2580-1073 BC). It was a highly developed script that had unique features due to its usage as a lingua franca among the elite class. The word "arvejon" means "tiger," suggesting it is based on the shape of an ancient Egyptian animal, the tiger, in a similar way to how it's pronounced (e.g., arv-ee-n). It was also used for various other things like records, letters, or even in religious texts.