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Appendix:Variations of "sn" Translingual Etymology . + ISO 3166-1 country code for Senegal, sn. Noun mul noun The ccTLD for Senegal as assigned by the IANA. Egyptian Etymology From Proto-Egyptian *-sina.64 Pronunciation sin<ref:<<name:Loprieno>>> sin sen sen Pronoun suffix p 3p s-n:Z2 they, them, their (see usage notes) Usage notes Inflection Alternative forms z:n:Z2 .sn s:n .sn z:n .sn z-s-n:Z2 .sn Late Egyptian s-t:Z2ss .sn Late Egyptian written as plural of egy .st In Late Egyptian this pronoun is replaced by egy .w in most texts. This process starts with the objects of prepositions and then instances of the pronoun attached to egy jw. However, in more formal texts, egy .sn remains in use. Derived terms egy pr.sn References 50 52