Suffix Pronouns

Personal suffix pronouns must follow, and be suffixed to, some preceding word. They could not stand by themselves as a separate words.

General use of suffix pronouns:

- 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