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El-Hamrawi, Mahmoud

Professor - Univ.-Prof. Dr. at the Department of Egyptology

Faculty Of Archaeology

Address: 17 Luxor street/ Flat 1203, Sporting Alexandria, 21311 Egypt

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Publications Which contain the keyword: Ancient Egyptian Language

Is the preterite sÆm=f in Late Egyptian derived from present perfect |w/ È@m.n=f of Middle Egyptian or historical perfect È@m=f of Old Egyptian?

2018-10-24 07:29:07 Keywords Ancient Egyptian Language,
Is the preterite sÆm=f in Late Egyptian derived from present perfect |w/ È@m.n=f of Middle Egyptian or historical perfect È@m=f of Old Egyptian?
This paper deals with the derivation of the preterite sdm=f in Late Egyptian. The preterite sdm=f expresses an action which has been completed in the past or in thepresent perfect. it function as indicative . verbal formin the Ancient Egyptian Language. There are different points of view as to the derivation of the preterite sdm=f. Some of them attempt to ... Read more

Das transitiv-aktivische und passivische Pseudopartizip der 1. Person Sg. ohne vordere Erweiterung in der Sprache des Alten und Mittleren Reichs

2018-09-06 09:54:13 Keywords Middle Egyptian, Grammar, Ancient Egyptian Language,
Das transitiv-aktivische und passivische Pseudopartizip der 1. Person Sg. ohne vordere Erweiterung in der Sprache des Alten und Mittleren Reichs
The following paper deals with the transitive active and passive pseudopartizip perfect in the 1st person without a front extention (Non-enclitic particle) in the language of the Old and Middle Egyptian. It has the meaning of an active and passive historical perfect in its predicative function. It is not only its meaning but also its formation and ending are examind ... Read more

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