Singular
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1st
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2nd
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3rd masc.
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3rd neut.
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3rd fem.
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Inter.
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Neg.
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Nominative
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ec |
þū
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hī(r)
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het
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sī(r)
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ƕer
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ner
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Genitive1
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mīn
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þīn |
hes
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hes
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her
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ƕes
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nes
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Dative
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mīr
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þīr |
hem
|
hem
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her
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ƕem
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nem
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Accusative
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mec
|
þec
|
hen
|
het
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sī
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ƕen
|
nen
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Singular Reflexive
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1st
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2nd
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3rd
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| Genitive1
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mīn
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þīn |
sīn
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Dative
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mīsc
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þīsc |
sīr, sīsc2 |
Accusative
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mesc
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þesc
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sec, sesc2 |
Dual
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1st
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2nd
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Nominative
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vīt |
iȳt
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| Genitive1
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ӿcʀ
|
iȳŋcʀ
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Dative
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ӿc
|
iȳŋc |
Accusative
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ӿc
|
iȳŋc |
Dual Reflexive
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1st
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2nd
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| Genitive1
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ӿcʀ
|
iȳŋcʀ
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Dative
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ӿcsc
|
iȳŋcsc |
Accusative
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ӿcsc
|
iȳŋcsc |
Plural
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1st
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2nd
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3rd
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Inter.3
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Nominative
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vī(r) |
iȳ(r)
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sī(r)
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ƕer, ƕīr
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| Genitive1
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ɴsʀ |
iȳr |
hīr
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ƕes, ƕīr
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Dative
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ɴs
|
iȳr |
hīm
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ƕem, ƕīm
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Accusative
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ɴs
|
iȳc
|
sīn
|
ƕen, ƕīn
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Plural Reflexive
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1st
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2nd
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3rd
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| Genitive1
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ɴsʀ |
iȳr |
sīr |
Dative
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ɴsc
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iȳsc |
sīm, sīsc
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Accusative
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ɴsc
|
iȳsc
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sec, sesc
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1 Note that the genitive forms of pronouns make up the basis for the corresponding possessive adjectives, which are declined like the indefinite article. 2 While now in common usage, sīsc and sesc are technically redundant, since the accusative sec was grafted onto other pronouns to indicate reflexivity.
3 The plural of ƕer is analogous; the original form is the same as the singular. They are used interchangeably.
Relative Pronouns
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Masc.
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Neut.
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Fem.
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Plur.
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Nominative
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sa |
het |
sū |
þē |
| Genitive
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þasɴ |
þasɴ |
þera |
þera |
Dative
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þм |
þм |
þera |
þм |
Accusative
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þɴ |
þat |
þa |
þa |
In addition to these “pure” relative pronouns, some words may double as relative pronouns, such as the relative correlatives qer, qes, qem, and qen, or the word sм.
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