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Third person. 



His, Dogim tim (un). 

 Their, Dogim amiwa (n). 



The abbreviations, m., and ex., in these declensions, mark the 

 inclusive and exclusive forms of the pronoun plural. The inflec- 

 tion of the third person, as it is superadded to the first and second, 

 is included between parentheses, that the eye, unaccustomed to 

 t^ese extended forms, may readily detect it. 



"Where the inseparable, instead of the separable pronoun is 

 employed, the possessive inflection of the first and second person 

 is dispensed with, although the inflection of the third is still 

 retained. 



Os: Father. 



S. singular. 

 Nos. My father. 

 Kos. Thy father. 



Os-un. His father. Sinff. and plural. 

 Nos-inan. Our father, (ex.) 

 Kos-inan. Our father, (in.) 

 Kos-iwa. Your father. 

 Os-iwan. Their father. Sing, and plural. 



S. plural. 

 Nos-ug. My fathers. 

 Kos-ug. Thy fathers. 

 Os-un. His fathers. Sing, and plural. 

 Nos.-inan ig. Our fathers, (ex.) 

 Kos.-inan ig. Our fathers, (in.) 

 Kos-iwag. Your fathers. 

 Os-iwan. Their fathers. Sing, and plural. 



The word dog, and this word alone, is declined in the follow- 



