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DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS W/ THEIR RESPECTIVE ENDINGS

MASCULINE NEUTER FEMININE

SINGULAR PLURAL SINGULAR PLURAL SINGULAR PLURAL
NOM Se - Þa cyningas Þæt - SAME –
Þa - SAME –
Seo +u Þa +a
MUST MUST
RELY ON RELY ON
CONTEXT CONTEXT

ACC Þone - Þa + as Þæt - Þa - Þa +e Þa + a

GEN Þæs + es Þara + a Þæs + es Þara + a Þære +e Þara +a
DAT Þæm + e Þæm + um Þæm + e Þæm + um Þære giefe Þæm giefum

ALL DATIVE PLURALS END IN -UM

ALL GENITIVE PLURALS END IN -A
MASCULINE AND NEUTER GENITIVE SINGULARS END IN -ES
MASCULINE AND NEUTER NOMINATIVE/ACCUSATIVE PLURALS END IN -AS
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PERSONAL PRONOUNS

FIRST PERSON
SINGULAR PLURAL
NOM Ic, ‘I’ Wē, ‘we’
ACC Mē, Mec, ‘me’ Ūs, ‘us’
GEN Mīn, ‘my’ Ūre, ‘our’
DAT Mē, ‘me’ Ūs, ‘us’

SECOND PERSON
SINGULAR PLURAL
NOM Þū, ‘you’ ġē, ‘you’
ACC Þē, Þec, ‘you’ Ēow, ‘you’
GEN Þīn, ‘your’ Ēower, ‘your’
DAT Þē, ‘you’ Ēow, ‘you’

THIRD PERSON
MASCULINE NEUTER FEMININE PLURAL
NOM Hē, ‘he’ Hit, ‘it’ Hēo, ‘she’ Hīe, ‘they’
ACC Hine, ‘him’ Hit, ‘it’ Hīe, ‘her’ Hīe, ‘they’
GEN His, ‘his’ His, ‘its’ Hire, ‘her’ Hira, ‘their’
DAT Him, ‘him’ Him, ‘it’ Hire, ‘her’ Him, ‘them’
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