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04 April 2007

Suffix Pronouns

Personal suffix pronouns must follow, and be suffixed to, the preceding word. They could not stand by themselves as separate words. General use of suffix pronoun can be: - as genitive after nouns (with the sense of our possessive adjectives - "his wife", "their brother") - after prepositions ("to you", "with them") - as nominative with the simple tenses of the verb ("I say", "they lived")

1MS .j , , - often not written - A1 sign (man) is an ideogram and can be replaced by other ideograms (king, woman, god ...)
2MS .k
2FS .T (.t) , - .t is used later
3MS .f
3FS .s ,
1PL .n - plural mark often not written
2PL .Tn (.tn) , - .tn is used later - plural mark often not written
3PL .sn , - .sn is later replaced by .w - plural mark often not written

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