ꜥn

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Egyptian

Pronunciation

Etymology 1

From a form of ꜥnn (to turn back).

Adverb

a
n
D55
  1. (Late Egyptian) again, once more, anew
  2. (Late Egyptian) back, to a previous condition or place
  3. (Late Egyptian) furthermore, in addition
  4. (Late Egyptian, negated) nor yet, nor
  5. (Late Egyptian, negated) nevermore, never again
Alternative forms

Etymology 2

Compare ꜥf (there) and ꜥꜣ (here, there), apparently paralleling the several series of demonstrative determiners with endings -n, -f, -ꜣ, for instance pn, pf, and pꜣ.

Adverb

a
n
N31
  1. (Neo-Middle Egyptian) here [18th Dynasty]
See also

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