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Talawa posted an update in the group
wHm mswt mdw nTr (Medew Netcher Study Group) 2 months agoMedu Azu growth
Azu getting more confident in drawing the A-vulture (?), quail chick and owl (before he’d be like NOOOO AGYA MI NUH WAAH DRAW DI BORD)
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Nice! What do you and Azu use for reference when drawing (if anything)?
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Htp sN
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Kwaku posted an update in the group
wHm mswt mdw nTr (Medew Netcher Study Group) 4 months ago4 months ago (edited)
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Grammar question
My understanding
– dependent pronouns cannot be the subject of a verbal sentence
– dependent pronouns can be the subject of a sentence that starts with a particle.Is sw the subject of this sentence since it starts with a particle? Is the translation: If it is known upon the top of the earth
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nfr sw “it/he is good” — sw is the subject of non-verbal adjective sentence where the adjective functions like a predicate
sDm=i wi “I hear him” — wi is the object of sDm in the verbal sentence
The example you have given
***ir rx sw Hr tp tA***sw is the recipient/object of rx ‘to know’ but it translates as passive in english
rx might be rx.(w)…
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@obadelekambon @taharka2018 dwAw. That was also my original understanding that sw was the DO of rx. Also, my understanding is that (ir rx sw Hr tp tA) is a participle clause where rx contains both the verb and the subject. Therefore, my original translation was: If one who knows it upon the top of the earth.
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Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé posted an update in the group
wHm mswt mdw nTr (Medew Netcher Study Group) 4 months ago
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allen’s middle egyptian grammar
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