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nj Nj NJ nJ N.J. Egyptian Etymology 1 From egy .n we, us, our -j dual marker. Pronunciation .n_j inVj<ref:64> inVj Pronoun suffix d 1p n:y we two, us two, ours (see usage notes) Usage notes This form is rare in Middle Egyptian; it is more usual to use the plural, egy .n. Inflection Alternative forms n .n Etymology 2 From egy .n perfect suffix -j adverbializing suffix. Pronunciation .n_j Suffix n:y Sometimes used to form the perfect of verbs when the subject is omitted. References 51, 232