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Lambdin
4th ed., 2000, Mercer University Press
Lesson 12
Analytical solutions of Exercises
Dimitrios Leivaditis
The solutions to the exercises were made according to the theory of the corresponding chapters and to
the theory of A Coptic Grammar by Bentley Layton, 2000, Harrassowitz Verlag.
C.
1.aceiw =m pefho m=n nefmaaje. = She washed his face and his ears.
3. m=nnca nai de acw =n[i techime. = Afterwards the woman became pregnant.
4. afrime etbe nefsbeer entaumou hi tehiy.= He weeped over his friends who died on
the street.
5. ph=llo de =mpefcw ebol h=m pyr=p = The old man however didn't drink any wine.
Non-durative sentence
h=llo = (noun, m. s.) old man, monk
p = (def. art., m. s.) the
ph=llo = the old man, the old monk, presumptive subject of the sentence
de = postpositive conjunction: but, however. Frequently marks the introduction of a new topic and
has no translation value
mp = prepronominal form of past negative conjugation base
-ef- = personal infix, denotes 3d person, subject of the sentence
cw = (inf.) to drink
=mpefcw = he didn't drink
ebol h=n (h=m before p) = (compound prep.) out of, out from in, away from; (rarely) out into
cw combines often with ebol h=n in partitive sense (drink some of)
yr=p = (noun, m. s.) wine
p = (def. art., m. s.) the
pyr=p = the wine
ebol h=m pyr=p = some of the wine, direct object of the sentence