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[unassigned: U+128E–U+128F]
Corresponds to South Arabian 𐩬 ( n ) .
ነ (n or nä )
The twelfth letter of the Ge'ez abjad , transliterated as n .
A symbol of the Ge'ez abugida , transliterated as nä .
( Derived symbols ) : ኑ ( nu ) , ኒ ( ni ) , ና ( na ) , ኔ ( ne ) , ን ( nə ) , ኖ ( no ) , ኗ ( nʷa )
ነ • (-nä ) pl (enclitic form of ንሕነ ( nəḥna ) )
us , our ( bound object pronoun )
ቤትነ ― betnä ― our house
Ge'ez personal pronouns
isolated nominative pronouns
singular
plural
1st person
አነ ( ʾanä )
ንሕነ ( nəḥna )
2nd person
m
አንተ ( ʾantä )
አንትሙ ( ʾantəmu )
f
አንቲ ( ʾanti )
አንትን ( ʾantən )
3rd person
m
ውእቱ ( wəʾətu )
ውእቶሙ ( wəʾətom ) , እሙንቱ ( ʾəmuntu )
f
ይእቲ ( yəʾəti )
ውእቶን ( wəʾəton ) , እማንቱ ( ʾəmantu )
enclitic accusative and genitive pronouns
singular
plural
1st person
የ ( -yä ) , ኒ ( -ni ) 1
ነ ( -nä )
2nd person
m
ከ ( -kä )
ክሙ ( -kəmmu )
f
ኪ ( -ki )
ክን ( -kən )
3rd person
m
ሁ ( -(h)u ) 2
ሆሙ ( -(h)omu ) 2
f
ሃ ( -(h)a ) 2
ሆን ( -(h)on ) 2
1. የ ( -yä ) is attached to nouns, while ኒ ( -ni ) is attached to verbs. 2. In all third person suffixes, an "h" is inserted when preceded by a vowel.
August Dillmann ; Carl Bezold (1857, 1899 ), James A. Crichton, transl., Ethiopic Grammar [1] , 2nd edition, London: Williams & Norgate, published 1907 , pages 339-340