πŽ…πŽŠ

Ugaritic

Etymology

From Proto-Semitic *Ε‘iΚ”a.

Pronoun

πŽ…πŽŠ β€’ (hy /hiya/)

  1. she

See also

Ugaritic personal pronouns
singular dual plural
1st person πŽ€πŽπŽ‹ (αΊ£nk), πŽ€πŽ (αΊ£n)
-𐎊 (y), -𐎐 (n), Ο• 		Ο•
-𐎐𐎊 (ny)		 Ο•
-𐎐 (n)
2nd person masculine πŽ€πŽš (αΊ£t)
-πŽ‹ (k) 		πŽ€πŽšπŽŽ (αΊ£tm)
-πŽ‹πŽŽ (km) 		πŽ€πŽšπŽŽ (αΊ£tm)
-πŽ‹πŽŽ (km)
feminine πŽ€πŽš (αΊ£t)
-πŽ‹ (k) 		Ο• Ο•
-πŽ‹πŽ (kn)
3rd person masculine πŽ…πŽ† (hw)
-πŽ… (h)
πŽ…πŽ†πŽš (hwt) 		πŽ…πŽŽ (hm)
-πŽ…πŽŽ (hm)
πŽ…πŽŽπŽš (hmt) 		πŽ€πŽšπŽŽ (αΊ£tm)
-πŽ…πŽŽ (hm)
πŽ…πŽŽπŽš (hmt)
feminine πŽ…πŽŠ (hy)
-πŽ… (h)
πŽ…πŽŠπŽš (hyt) 		Ο•
-πŽ…πŽ (hn) 		Ο•
-πŽ…πŽ (hn)
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