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Noun/Personal Pronoun + Personal Pronoun as a Grammatical Construction in Earlier Egyptian

Sami Uljas

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The construction noun/personal pronoun + personal (dependent) pronoun is defined as a valid Earlier Egyptian nominal sentence pattern and shown to represent a syntactic and semantic-pragmatic intermediary between nominal and adjectival sentences.

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The construction noun/personal pronoun + personal (dependent) pronoun is defined as a valid Earlier Egyptian nominal sentence pattern and shown to represent a syntactic and semantic-pragmatic intermediary between nominal and adjectival sentences.

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The construction noun/personal pronoun + personal (dependent) pronoun is defined as a valid Earlier Egyptian nominal sentence pattern and shown to represent a syntactic and semantic-pragmatic intermediary between nominal and adjectival sentences.

Key concepts: Personal pronoun, Pronoun, Object pronoun, Subject pronoun, Linguistics, Noun, Sentence, Reflexive pronoun

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