Naduta Pronouns
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A brief outline of the Naduta pronominal system
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2. Grammar temp
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3. Modals in Naduta
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11. Naduta Phonology
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13. Naduta Pronouns
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14. Naduta Verb Root Forms
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15. Naduta Verbal Aspect
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18. Transitivity
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Pronouns in Naduta function similarly to nouns in terms of case and number; however, outside of third-person, they do not typically decline for gender.
The following table outlines the personal pronouns.
| nominative singular | nominative plural | objective singular | objective plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| first person | ||||
| second person | ||||
| third person animate | ||||
| third person known | ||||
| third person unknown |
Naduta makes a two-way distinction between location, and thus there are two demonstrative pronouns. The following table outlines the demonstrative pronouns:
| nominative singular | nominative plural | objective singular | objective plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| proximal | ||||
| distal |
Mirroring the demonstratives, there are also two locative pronouns, proximal and distal. The following table outlines the two pronouns:
| nominative singular | nominative plural | objective singular | objective plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| proximal | ||||
| distal |
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