Sentence ID IBUBd1WZEZoQmk5IsNmawbW4who


XVII,2 šm nꜣ wꜥb.w r.r =f




    XVII,2
     
     

     
     


    verb
    de
    gehen

    (unedited)
    V(infl. unedited)


    determiner
    de
    [bestimmter Artikel Plural:] die

    (unedited)
    DET(infl. unedited)


    substantive_masc
    de
    Priester

    (unedited)
    N.m(infl. unedited)


    preposition
    de
    hin zu 〈〈Form der Präposition UUUrEEE vor einigen Suffixen〉〉

    (unedited)
    PREP(infl. unedited)


    personal_pronoun
    de
    〈〈Suffix 3. Sgl. mask.〉〉

    (unedited)
    -3sg.m
de
Die Priester gingen zu ihm.
Author(s): Günter Vittmann; with contributions by: AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache, Simon D. Schweitzer (Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015), latest changes: 03/19/2025)

Comments
  • šm r (statt n) + Person ist auffallend

    Commentary author: Günter Vittmann, with contributions by: AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache (Data file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015), latest revision: 06/26/2015)

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