PRONOUNS. 



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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS. 



§ 24. The reflexive pronouns are used when the agent and patient are the same 

 person ; as, wastei^idaka, he loves himself, wasteni(5idaka, thou lovest thyself, waste- 

 mi^idaka, / love myself. 



The forms of these pronouns are as follows : — 



Sing. 



3. i(Ji 

 2. ni^i 

 1. mi^i 



Dual. 



uqki(Ji 



Plur. 



i(Ji-pi 



ni(^i-pi 



uqki<ii-pi. 



RELATIVE PRONOUNS. 



§ 25. 1. The relative pronouns are tuwe, who, and taku, what ; tuwe ka^ta and 

 tuwe kake^, whosoever or any one ; taku ka^ta and taku kake^, whatsoever or any 

 thing. 



2. Tuwe and taku are sometimes used independently in the manner of nouns : as, 

 tuwe u, some one comes ; taku yamni waqmdaka, / see three things. 



3. They are also used with ' dag ' suffixed and ' sni ' following : as, tuwedaq ^ni, 

 no one ; takudaq mduhe sni, / have not any thing ; tuktedaq uq sni, it is nowhere ; 

 uqmana e6oqpi 6ni, neither did it. 



INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS. 



§ 26. These are tuwe, who? with its plural tuwepi; taku, what? which is 

 used with the plural signification, both with and without the termination 'pi;' 

 tukte, which ? tukten, where ? tuwe tawa, whose ? tona, tonaka, and tonake6a, how 



many 



DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS. 



§ 27. 1. These are de, this, and he, that, with their plurals dena, these, and hena, 

 those ; also, ka, that, and kana, those or so many. From these are formed denaka 



