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Ako si Alliah Natasha R. Pausal, labimpitong taong gulang at naninirahan sa Brgy. Olympog Lungsod ng Heneral Santos. Noong marso 5, 2005 aking unang nasilayqn at naramdaman ang kagandahan at kahiwagaan ng ating mundo. Ang aming pamilya ay masasabi kong maliit lamang dahil dalawa lang kaming magkapatid. Ang aking mga magulang ay sina Charito Pausal at Mario Pausal at ang panghuli ay ang aking nakababatang kapatid na si Cyrelle Jay Pausal.
Noong ako ay bata pa lamang, ang aking mga magulang ay kailangang magtrabaho kaya’t ako ay palaging naiiwan sa bahay ng aking lola. Sa murang edad ay natuto na ako sa mga gawaing bahay dahil ako ay sinasanay na ng akong lola. Nagsimula akong pumasok sa paaralan bilang kinder noong ako’y apat na taong gulang. Natatandaan ko, minsan ako ang hinahatid ng aking ina sa paaralan kapag wala siyang trabaho, kahit ipinagpipilitan ko na kaya ko na ang aking sarili na pumunta at umuwi galing eskwelahan.
Ako ay palakaibigan at bibo sa klase kaya’t madami akong natatanggap na mga parangal hanggang sa pagtungtong ko ng elementarya ng A. Biscayda Elementary School, sa aking pagsisikap, ako ay nakagraduate ng elementarya bilang valedictorian. Habang lumalaki ay hindi maiiwasan ang mga problemang ating makakaharap na hindi mo maiiwasang kwestyonin ang halaga ng iyong sarili. Pagtungtong ko ng highschool sa Holy Trinity College of General Santos City ay masaya naman ang aking karanasan. Noong 2020 ay nagstart na ang pandemya at ako ay nagkulong lamang sa bahay dahil sa higpit ng mga panukala. Ako ay kasalakuyang nag aarl sa General Santos Doctors Medical School Foundation Incorporation, kaunting buwan na lamang ay magtatapos na ako sa high school.
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Perhaps this is a weird question, but do you pronounce the ‘t’ at the end of feminine names? Like Amunet and Anupet or even Ammut.
Hi goldenwatcher,
I do personally, but whether it's most authentic to do so or not, I've no idea. I'm not a phoneticist and it's really not my area at all. But you should check out this page, it was written up by someone for whom this is very much an area of expertise. I have also asked him directly and the answer is complicated to say the least. The following is my curated version, selecting for the more practical aspects he shared with me.
"The .t ending is the normal ending for a grammatically feminine word. This shared across much of the Afro-Asiatic language phylum. In many languages the pronounced ending (often *-at, but in various situations it could have other vowels too, depending on language and period and register.)"
"By the later OK (say 5th Dyn very roughly, the /t/ begins to drop out in a few words. This progresses over time, leaving (usually) a final schwa-like or /e/ or /a/ vowel . You see this in many words in Coptic that are feminine. (in Bohairic and Fayoumic it can be spelled with -i as well.)"
(He then spoke about a number of more technical issues with the implication that there was a general overall erosion of the -t from the language and its retention only in some rather particular grammatical cases.)
"A special wrinkle is feminine nisba nouns that are formed on underlying feminine nouns ending in -t. bAst.t, rnnut.t, Ssmt.t (Bastet, Renenutet, Shesmetet) are examples. Those preserve the first t while dropping the final one, according to the original basic rule."
"OK that got us into Goddess names. But one final warning first. It could very well be that -t pronunciations were retained in very formal and religious speech used ritually and for maybe some high literary registers."
"By the MK, probably in informal speech, final feminine ts were dropped in pausal, non-possessed and non-construct situations. By Late Egyptian this was quite far along and was moving into epistolary writing - with final -ts dropping out in hieratic and some simple common words in hieroglyphic - like nb for nb.t. By Ptolemaic we commonly see spellings that drop the final t even in hieroglyphic on Temple walls. It is basically after the NK that you see spellings of Bastet's name with only one t. And even then, not always..."
"Now, we have a good amount of transcriptions from Assyrian cuneiform and Greek, etc that indicate that many Goddess names (and Epithets) are not ordinarily pronounced with final ts. But internal ones in compound names are - like H(w).t-Hr and nb.t-H(w).t. Some names always kept the final t - like ni(y).t (Neith). Isis (originally *Úsit) loses the t (from Greek: Ése)."
"Big bad conclusion. We have to look at the evidence for every single name to figure this out!! While many final t's go away, some persist forever."
A little add from me: In the name Ammut, that final -t is actually not present because of her gender, but is part of mwt, a word for the dead, which she am-swallows. And Hannig Lexica-1 is indicating that mwt is actually a masculine word. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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