Pronouns

[ ] Pronouns: There are 66 pronouns in this language. However, of these, only 24 are actually used in daily language and of these, only 10 are used in the debased form. The full list of pronouns is:

• -izg (1st person singular, I)

• -izgu (1st person plural, we)

• -izgûk (1st person collective, we all)

• -lat (2nd person singular, thou)

• -zad (2nd person plural, respectful thou)

• -latu (2nd person plural, you)

• -latûk (2nd person collective, you all)

• -iz (3rd person singular, it)

• -izu (3rd person plural, they)

• -ul (3rd person plural, them)

• -ulûk (3rd person collective, them all)

• -izish (me)

• -ishizu (us)

• -ishizûk (us all)

• -to (her)

• -izgûr (to/for me)

• -izgûru (to/for us)

• -izgûrûk (to/for us all)

• -latûr (to/for thou)

• -latûru (to/for you)

• -latûrûk (to/for you all)

• -izûr (to/for it)

• -izûru (to/for they)

• -ulûr (to/for them)

• -ulûrûk (to/for them all)

• -izub (my)

• -izubu (our)

• -zubûk (all of ours)

• -lab (your)

• -tatub (yours)

• -latbûk (all of yours)

• -tab (its)

• -ru (their)

• -ratub (theirs)

• -rûk (all of theirs)

• -miz (our)

• -mizib (ours)

• -shi (he, she)

• -mi (we)

• -ya (relative pronoun, that, there, which, who)

• -lob (feminine form, she)

• -ogh (masculine form, he)

• -izubim (myself)

• -labim (yourself)

• -tabim (itself)

• -ruim (theirselves)

• -mizim (ourselves)

• -roizg (not I)

• -rolat (not thou)

• -rolatu (not you)

• -roiz (not it)

• -rul (not them)

• -roishizu (not us)

• -lobin (her)

• -oghin (him)

• -oghz (his)

• -mish (wit)

• -ishizush (unc)

• -mizish (uncer)

• -latshin (yit)

• -latush (inc)

• -labish (incer)

• -hin'ash (anyone)

• -hin'lob (any woman)

• -hin'ogh (any man)

• -srag'ash (everyone)

• -mûd'ash (someone)

• -znag (you will lead)

The main pronouns used in most speech are:

• Subject Pronouns (I, you, he/she/it, we, they): These are critical for forming basic sentences.

• -izg (I)

• -izgu (we)

• -lat (thou/you singular)

• -latu (you plural)

• -iz (it)

• -shi (he, she)

• -izu (they)

• Object Pronouns (me, you, him/her/it, us, them): Needed for when the pronoun is the receiver of an action.

• -izish (me)

• -ishizu (us)

• -ul (them)

• -to (her)

• -lobin (her)

• -oghin (him)

• Possessive Forms (my, your, his/her/its, our, their): Essential for discussing ownership or relationships.

• -izub (my)

• -lab (your)

• -tab (its)

• -ru (their)

• -miz (our)

• -oghz (his)

• Dative Forms (to/for me, you, etc.): 

• -izgûr (to/for me)

• -latûr (to/for thou)

• -latûru (to/for you)

• Relative Pronouns: Necessary for creating complex sentences.

• -ya (that, which, who) 

The cases do apply to these.