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| yain (yën)
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| gūku, gōyu<ref>The irregular form ''gōyu'' is used in vocative constructions when addressing strangers, such as ...</ref>
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== See also ==
== See also ==
[[:Category:PCA2 words]]
[[:Category:PCA2 words]]


[[Category:Languages]]
[[Category:Languages]]

Revision as of 20:53, 29 May 2025

Grammar

Pronouns

Personal Pronouns

Case Singular Plural
1 2 3 1 2 3
DIR ya (yā)[1] gi (gī) së (sëu)
OBL yën (yain) gin, gen[2] (gein) sën (sëun)
COM yōpu gūpu sëupu
GEN[3] yōku gūku, gōyu[4] sëuku
ABL yēr gīr sëur
  1. Brackets enclose stressed emphatic forms, e.g. ya së bëumë 'I cut it.' vs. ya sëu bëumë 'I cut it/that (and not something else).'
  2. Regional variants - where?
  3. Genitive pronouns also function as determiners.
  4. The irregular form gōyu is used in vocative constructions when addressing strangers, such as ...

See also

Category:PCA2 words