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APPENDIX ly. 
PRONOUNS, ETC. 
/, nek. 
Thou^ ke, kay ; fern. kam. 
He, enta. She, entadi. 
We, nekenet [nekenet ?] ; fem. ne- 
kenetet [nekenetet ?]. 
Ye, kawenit [kawenit ?] ; fem. ka- 
metet. 
They, entenet [entenet ?] ; fem. en- 
tenetet [entenetet]. 
IN.B. We, ye, they, in Tua- 
reg [Temashiglit] are given by De 
Slane as Neknld, Kisnid, Entenid 
with final d, and by Ben Musa 
with final t, or 1^.] 
Of me, mine, eni, ini, ino, in. 
Of thee, inek ; fem. inem. 
Of him, enis, inis. 
Of her, tenis, tinis. 
Of us, inanagh. 
Of you, inawen ; fem. inekmet. 
Of them, inesan ; fem. inesnet. 
/ have, nek ila rori (ego, est mihi). 
Thou hast, ke ila rorik. 
' { fem.), kamak ila vorm (m. ?). 
He has, enta ila r5ris, &c. 
Myself, imanin ; by myself, simani. 
Thyself, imannek ; fem. imannem. 
Himself, herself, imannis. 
Ourselves, inaannanagh. 
Yourselves, iraannawen ; fem. ima- 
nekmet. 
Themselves, imannisen ; fem. iman- 
nesnet. 
He went, igele, yigele. 
Thou wentest, tegelet [tegelet ?]. 
I went, egelegh. 
They went, tigelen ; fem. tigelenet. 
Ye went, tigelem ; fem, tigelemet. 
We went, negele. 
There is, eha [iha ?^iga of Shilha] ; 
ehan, there being. 
There is to me, ehay, ehahi ; fem. 
ethahe. 
There is to thee, ehik, hik ; {there 
being to thee f) ehan -kay. 
There was, ilia. 
There is, yile. 
There once was, kala ille. 
One {a certain), iyen. 
One by one, iyen, siyen. 
Alone, iyente. 
Other {alius), iyet, iyed. 
Other {alter?), yednin, nid. 
[Compare Arabic root ayd, 
whence ayedati.'] 
Some, others, iyed, iyed. 
I alone, iyentnek. 
Thou alone, iyentke. 
He alone, iyententa. 
We alone, iyentanagh. 
Ye alone, iyentenawen ; fem. iyente 
nekmet. 
They alone, iyente nisen ; fem. 
iyente nisnet. 
/and thou, nek id ke. 
\^And, e. See 126, 127. and 
130.] 
Or, mer. 
