Please advise

[Sikkiyn]

Feeling rather chimp'ish, through my lack of Google-foo skills, to uncover a rather unique issue.

In my numerous decades upon this planet, have never seen a sentence ended with either (hsy') or (nm'ty).

Have been reading historical works, and through that train-of-thought, figured it would be a further reference- no luck.

So I turn towards the hive-mind, in effort to illuminate the terrain before me.

 

thank-you in advance.

w/r.

[rmgill]

Where are you seeing this? 

 

[Sikkiyn]

Cambridge Ancient History

(nm'ty) and (hsy)

While they give a 'could mean' for hsy, have seen it referenced in other works, sometimes as (hsy) or-as (hsy')

Has me confounded.

[R011]

Looks to me that you need to concentrate on works written in ancient Egyptian or referencing inscriptions etc. in that language.  Those are fairly specialist stuff.

[rmgill]

That citation looks like it's explaining some ancient Egyptian. 

And yeah. Fairly specialized, especially when you get into the landing platforms and stuff. 😉