.ṯn

ṯn tn TN Tn .tn .Tn t.n. T.-N. Egyptian Etymology From Proto-Egyptian *-kina, the front vowel /i/ led to a palatalization of /k/.64 Pronunciation cin<ref:<<name:Loprieno>>> tin ten ten Pronoun suffix p 2p T:n:Z2 you, your (see usage notes) Usage notes Inflection Alternative forms T:n .ṯn t:n:Z2 .tn t:n .tn t:n:n:Z2 .tn Late Egyptian t-W-n:n:Z2 .twn Late Egyptian t:Z2ss .tn Late Egyptian written as plural of egy .t In Late Egyptian, the presence of this pronoun results in the retention of final egy -t when the word it is attached to ends in this consonant; this is expressed by adding t-W before the pronoun to indicate the retained egy -t. References 50 52