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§ 24. Demonstrative pronouns. These are used to supply the want of 

 a personal pronoun in the third person singular and plural. They are : 



ilvppa, this, these, he, she, it, they (near). 



yvmma, that, those, he, she, it, they (remote). 



Then- plural is sometimes formed by adding the word putta, all. They 

 \ake the article-pronouns, and are declined by it. Examples: Gen. XIV. 

 20, yvmmak ak, who; Gen. IV. 2, yvmmak okvt, which; Luke XVI. 27, 

 yvmmak oka, him; Luke XVI. 28, yvmmak mvt, they also; 29, yvmmak 

 o, them. 



§ 25. There are other words used as pronouns, some if not aU of which 

 can be also used as verbs and adjectives. They are: 



chvfa, one, a certain one, the one, the other. 



achofona, any. 



achvfaij'uka, each one. 



achafoa, some, a few. 



aiyuka, each, every. 



bika, each, same, both, fellow, Mark IX. 33. 



inla, other, another. 



inU, self, itself. 



itatuklo, both, two together. 



luna, many. 



kanimona, some, several, from kanimi to amount to, and ona some. 



kanimusi, a few. 



mill, he, she, it, the same, the identical one, they. 



mika, each. 



moma, all. 



okla, a people, they; used to form the plural of nouns. 



oklulia, all, the entire crowd, number, or quantity. 



pu.ta, all, each and every one; used to form the plural of nouns. 



vhleha, all collectively, of persons only. 



DECLENSION OF THE PERSONAL PRONOTJNS. 



1st personal singular. 

 Nom., I, sia; vno; h. 



Oblique, me, s, sa, sv, sai, si; vno. 



Possessive, mine, sa, sam, svm, svmi, san; vmmi; vno. 



1st person plural. 



Definite form. Distinctive form. 



Nom., we, pia; pishno; e, il. hipia; hvpishno; eho, iloh. 



Oblique, us, pi, p; pishno. hvpi, hvp; hvpishno. 



Poss., our, ours, pi, pirn, pimi, pin; pimmi. hvpi, hvpim, hvpimi, hvpin; 



hvpinuni. 

 2nd person singular. 



Nom., thou, chia; chishno. 



Oblique, thee, chi, ch; chishno. 



Poss., thy, thine, chi, chim, chimi, chin; chimmi. 



