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Pronouns

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Menu 1. Personal Pronouns 2. Demonstrative Pronouns

[edit] [top]Personal Pronouns

Like nouns, personal pronouns in Gezirene are declined according to case and number. Only third-person pronouns decline for gender.

First Person Pronouns

Singular	Plural
iso	vije
so	bay
isay	ibay

Second Person Pronouns

Singular	Plural
olek (le)	leje
jo	bije
oje	ije

Third Person Pronouns

Masculine
Singular	Plural
sat	say
bis	biyan
lebil	lebiyan
Feminine
Singular	Plural
sak	say
bin	biyan
lebij	lebiyan
Neuter
Singular	Plural
sam	say
bit	biyan
lebim	lebiyan
Inanimate
Singular	Plural
sal	saje
bij	bija
lebik	lebiki

As can be noticed from the table above, the third-person plural pronouns are identical for the masculine, feminine and neuter gender.

[edit] [top]Demonstrative Pronouns

Demonstratives also decline like personal pronouns. Gezirene demonstratives display four types of spatial indication: near the speaker but not near the listener (proximal), near both the speaker and the listener (visible), near the listener but not near the speaker (medial) and far away from both (distal/invisible). Unlike personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns are also declined to show location (locative) existence (existential).

Proximal
ixo	kixo	lixo	kerixo	axo/laxo

Visible
oye	koye	loye	keroye	aye/laye

Medial
ofi	kofi	lofi	kerofi	afi/lafi

Distal/Invisible
ofa	kofa	lofa	kerofa	afa/lafa

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