The Tale of the Two Brothers, a Fairy Tale of Ancient Egypt; the D'orbiney Papyrus in Hieratic Characters in the British Museum; the Hieratic Text, the Hieroglyphic Transcription
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U I or 1 1 1 u, I. Sign of the plural. II. Perhaps third pers. pi. suffix they, them in 6(aru-u)i 6(uahu), 8(iu.u). 8 (ua]^u), 48 (au-u), I6u ^shaau), 164 ^aru-u), 177 (Am- es I amu). I u: lO(azau), 3j(setertu). In 27 it is un- doubtedly the first pers. pi. suffix; cf. seter[t ;nu in 41 and 64. Cf. the pronomial suffix ot "eos. ' [This sign must not be confounded with the numeral III, for which see under khamet.J ^^ . h —J I ua. Adj. (with genitive introduced by ^^~VA^ en or i am) : indefinite ...article a ; one % 23, 31, 40, flfl, 6 '>, 66, •69, 72, 73, 76, 77, 79, 82, 85, 92, 100, 104, 114, "123, 128, 150, 162, 169, 167, 170, 171. -_ji ^ ua: oneper- son 56, 129. _3i"%^ uk alone 83. _d;"^C1u4: 130 fern.: solitary , alone 41. oi — r: ^-ni u4 . . . ua: theone .... the other 61, 127/128. .^j i "^ \^ u4t&a : fem. (referring to Batau who calls himself a woman in 1. 87) : alone 80. ^j i o uS, nebt : ea^h one, ec- ery one 154. ovts. : 0-T&.&. : oirawi unus, aliqnis, qui- dam; oira».awCT : oirakCT solus.
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