IV. The verb and its subject
The ancient Egyptian language includes two voices:
Where a verb is followed by its subject.
Dd sS sXr pn
The scribe says this plan.
Those are verbal sentences where the subject is omitted and is replaced by an agent. The object is used in Egyptian language as a passive ending. It follows any determinative that the verb-stem may have and is in all cases inseparable from the verb-stem.