tr

See also TR, .tr, tr., and Appendix:ISO 639-1 language codes

English

Abbreviation

tr

1. translator
2. (grammar) transitive
3. (music) trill

Anagrams

• rt , RT

Egyptian

Etymology 1

Noun

masculine

1. season

Usage Notes

Variant hieroglyphic writings:

tr	jtr	tr

Inflection

Declension
sing.	tr
dual	trwj
plural	trw

Etymology 2

Particle

1. Indicates that the phrase is a question
2. really?, actually?

Usage Notes

This particle is enclitic.

Variant hieroglyphic writings:

tr	tr

Verb

strong biliteral

1. (transitive) to respect
2. (intransitive) to be respectful
3. (transitive) to worship
4. (transitive) to hail

Usage Notes

Variant hieroglyphic writings:

tr	try

Inflection

tr: Bilateral Root (2-lit)
Base Root:	tr	Geminated Root:	trr	Imperative:	(j)tr
Suffix Forms (1)			Participles(10)
	Active	Passive	Active	Passive	Relative
Perfective (2)	tr	tr.tw	tr	trr / tr(w) (11) /try	tr
Imperfective (3)	(j)tr	(j)tr.tw	tr(j)/try	tr(w) (11)	tr(w) (11) / try
Perfect	tr.n	tr.n.tw	------	------	tr.n
Prospective	tr	trr	trtj.fj (9)	------	------
Subjunctive	(j)tr	(j)tr.tw	Stative
Passive	------	tr(w) / try		Singular	Plural
"Consequential"(4)	tr.jn	tr.jn.tw	1st Person	tr.kw	tr.wjn
"Necessitive"(5)	tr.ḫr	tr.ḫr.tw	2nd person	tr.tj	tr.tjwjn
"Future Consequential"(6)	tr.k3	tr.k3.tw	3rd person (masc)	tr.w	tr.wj
Old Perfect (7)	trt	trt	3rd person (fem)	tr.tj
Infinitival forms
Infinitive	tr	Negatival Complement	tr(w)	Complementary Infinitive(8)	trt

1) All of these forms can display their subject using the suffix pronouns (and they frequently do)
2) Otherwise known as the "Indicative"
3) Otherwise known as the "Circumstantial"
4) No formal name - usually referred to as the "sḏm.jn"
5) No formal name - usually referred to as the "sḏm.ḫr"
6) No formal name - usually referred to as the "sḏm.k3"
7) Otherwise known as the "sḏmt"
8) Rare & Archaic
9) Declines using third person suffix pronouns: masc.: .fj, fem: .sj & plural: .sn
10) Decline like adjectives 11) -w only appears in the masculine singular

References

Allen, Middle Egyptian, 103.
Faulkner, A Concise Dictionary of Middle Egyptian