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About the Entity Pronouns
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[top]Entity Pronouns: Definition
Rwokoloofebian verbs are not conjugated, so to express tenses the subject pronouns can never be discarded.
But why are they called Entity Pronouns and not Personal Pronouns? Basically, these pronouns are used for humans, non-human beings and concepts not found in English, so an Entity is a word that covers a wider area of meaning. That's the motive.
[top]Entity Pronouns: Temporal Subjects & Circumstantial Subjects
Temporal Subjects: pronouns that perform actions, a.k.a. marked tenses. They are for the nominative case and ergative case (will be explained further).
Circumstantial Subjects: pronouns that receive actions, but do not perform. They are specifically for the accusative case.
[top]Entity Pronouns: Subjects subdivisions
There are two internal versions for Subjects types: Action version and Possession version.
Action version: is about the pronoun functionality (perform or receive). Represents the Temporal Subjects.
Possession version: as the name suggests, is about the ‘genitive form’ of the pronoun. Comes from the Circumstantial Subjects, but do not represents them.
The Possession version also has two categories inside it: Property and Relationship.
Relationship is exclusively for, guess it, relationships! Relationships refer to connections between relatives, friends, pets and harmonic life between living beings, etc.
Property is for things purchased/stolen/borrowed/etc, personal abilities and other characteristics. If used for persons or other living beings, can be understood as an insult/offense or even represent slavery.
Check out the table below!
| Entity Number | Entity Pronoun | English Equivalent | Entity Possession 1 | English Equivalent | Entity Possession 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Relationship | Property | ||||
| 1st Singular | Box | I, me | Böx | My, mine | Böxen |
| 2nd Singular | Gerot | You | Geröt | Your, yours | Gëren |
| 3rd I Singular | Fen | He/She, him/her | Fën | His/Her, hers | Fënen |
| 3rd II Singular | Hox | It | Höx | Its | Höjen |
| 4th Singular | Kanet | Unknown subj. | Kanët | Unknown's | Kanëten |
| 5th Singular | Teron | Everyone | Terön | Everyone's | Terönen |
| Relationship | Property | ||||
| 1st Plural | Moc | We, us | Möc | Our, ours | Möcen |
| 2nd Plural | Gir | You | Gïr | Your, yours | Gïren |
| 3rd I Plural | Pen | They, them | Pën | Their, theirs | Pënen |
| 3rd II Plural | Hox | They, them | Höx | Their, theirs | Höxen |
| 4th Plural | Net | Unknown subjs. | Nët | Unknown's | Nëten |
| 5th Plural | Mojok | Everybody | Mojök | Everybody's | Mojögen |
[top]Explaining some points
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