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Pronouns
===Pronouns===
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| 2nd Pl || pano || pano || nopano || sapano || tapano || rimpano
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Instrumental with 1st and second person pronouns has a comitative reading
Notes:
* Instrumental with 1st and second person pronouns has a comitative reading


Verbs with ERG trigger and 1st subject have no trigger suffix, for both numbers
===Verb Conjugations for pronouns===
Vergs with 1st or 2nd person subject use singular trigger suffix, even if plural
* Verbs with a first person subject and an ergative trigger use no trigger suffix, for both numbers
 
* Verbs with a second person plural subject use the singular trigger suffix
3rd person treats the class suffix as the direct case of the pronoun (sometimes even that is dropped). Other cases just use the appropriately inflected demonstrative
* Third person 'pronouns' use the class suffix as the direct case of the pronoun (though sometimes even that is dropped). Other cases just use the appropriately inflected demonstrative as the pronoun.

Latest revision as of 20:06, 2 June 2019

Pronouns

Direct Ergative Accusative Locative Instrumental Dative
1st SG 'a 'a 'a sa taka rina
1st Pl alzi alzi nolzi salzi talzi rinlzi
2nd SG pa pa nopa sapa tapa rimpa
2nd Pl pano pano nopano sapano tapano rimpano

Notes:

  • Instrumental with 1st and second person pronouns has a comitative reading

Verb Conjugations for pronouns

  • Verbs with a first person subject and an ergative trigger use no trigger suffix, for both numbers
  • Verbs with a second person plural subject use the singular trigger suffix
  • Third person 'pronouns' use the class suffix as the direct case of the pronoun (though sometimes even that is dropped). Other cases just use the appropriately inflected demonstrative as the pronoun.