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Case forms of pronouns

Case All subdialects Modern variant 2
Person Person
1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd
sg.,
I
pl.,
we
sg.,
you, thou
pl.,
you, ye
sg. m.,
he
sg. f.,
she
sg. n.,
it
pl.,
they
sg.,
I
pl.,
we
sg.,
you, thou
pl.,
you, ye
pl.,
they
NOM, ABS.INTR da dak fi gi ta na za tak izg izgû lat latû ulû
OBJ, ABS.TRANS 1) izg ûzg am uf an – – ul —
ERG2) da dak fi gi ta na za tak —
GEN dab dakob fib gib tab nab zab takob izub izubû lab labû ulubû
DAT
ACC3) — tash nash za ul izish izishû latish latishû ul
INS
COM
ESS
ABL
ADE
ALL
ELA
ILL
INE
ITRT
1)
used only as clitics
2)
ergative case is avoided for personal pronouns, see Antipassive voice, Nominative form is used instead as prefixes
3)
only in modern dialects, for Archaic and Standard language see OBJ
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