Gardiner, lesson 3: suffix-pronouns

Question 1

𓀀

Answer 1

.i
-ay
I, me, my (common)

Question 2

𓁐

Answer 2

.i
-ay
I, me, my (f.)

Question 3

𓅆

Answer 3

.i
-ay
I, me, my
(kings, sometimes)

Question 4

𓀭

Answer 4

.i
-ay
I, me, my
(rarely for kings in Dyn. XII, replaced by 𓀯 or 𓀰 in Dyn. XVIII, when 𓀭 occurs for gods)

Question 5

𓀻 or 𓇋𓀀

Answer 5

.i
-ay
I, me, my
(on early M. K. coffins, in inscription sometimes 𓇋, seldom 𓏤)

Question 6

𓎡

Answer 6

.k
-k
thou, thee, thy (m.)
(reverse in hieratic 𓎢)

Question 7

𓍿

Answer 7

.c
-c
thou, thee, thy (f.)
(later also 𓏏)

Question 8

𓆑

Answer 8

.f
-f
he, him, his, it, its (m.)

Question 9

𓋴

Answer 9

.s
-s
she, her, it, its (f.)
(later also 𓊃)

Question 10

𓈖𓏥

Answer 10

.n
-in
we, us, our
(rarely 𓈖)

Question 11

𓍿𓈖𓏥

Answer 11

.cn
-cin
you, your (plural)
(or 𓍿𓈖, later also 𓏏𓈖𓏥 or 𓏏𓈖)

Question 12

𓋴𓈖𓏥

Answer 12

.sn
-sin
they, them, their
(or 𓋴𓈖, later also written 𓊃𓈖𓏥 or 𓊃𓈖; exceptionally 𓋴, 𓋴𓏪, 𓊃𓏥)

Question 13

𓅱𓏥

Answer 13

.w
-aw
they, them, their
(also written 𓍢𓏥, a later suffix, a few examples of which are found as early as Dyn. XVIII)

Question 14

𓈖𓏭

Answer 14

.ny
-nay
we two, us two, our

Question 15

𓍿𓈖𓏭

Answer 15

.cny
-cinay
you two, your

Question 16

𓋴𓈖𓏭

Answer 16

.sny
-sinay
they two, them two, their

Question 17

𓋴𓏏 or 𓊃𓏏

Answer 17

.st
-sit
them, it
(as object of the infinitive)