Pronouns
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# Pronouns
## Subject pronouns
The subject pronoun corresponds to the plain root.
| English | NLS (root) |
|---------|------------|
| I | mut |
| you | til |
| she | lat |
| he | lam |
| we | nus |
| you (pl.) | vor |
| they | rem |
## Object pronouns
Formed by adding the suffix -i to the subject-pronoun root (used after a preposition or as a direct/indirect object).
| English | NLS (root + i) |
|---------|----------------|
| me | muti |
| you | tili |
| her | lati |
| him | lami |
| us | nusi |
| you (pl.) | vori |
| them | remi |
## Possessive adjectives / pronouns
Formed by adding the prefix i- to the subject-pronoun root.
| English | NLS (i + root) |
|---------|----------------|
| my / mine | imut |
| your / yours | itil |
| her / hers | ilat |
| his | ilam |
| our / ours | inus |
| your / yours (pl.) | ivor |
| their / theirs | irem |
## Pattern summary
> Regola:
> plain root → subject
> root + -i → object
> i- + root → possessive
Example (root mut, "I/me/my"): mut (I) — muti (me) — imut (my).