-wj

Appendix:Variations of "wj" Egyptian Etymology egy -w masculine plural ending + egy -j dual ending. Pronunciation wVj wVj wə w Suffix w&y Used to form regular masculine dual forms of nouns and adjectives Attaches to the adjective in an adjectival predicate to give its clause admirative exclamatory force: How very… ! How… ! egy GHtO. line 21 bnr-w&y-U7:t:f-x:r:n:Z2 bnrwj mr(w)t.f ḫr.n How sweet is the love of him among us! Alternative forms W:y -wj w -w The dual suffix is also often represented by writing the phonetic or determinative glyph twice, e.g. egy tꜣwj: N16:N16 References 60 39–40, 70–71, 337