PERSONAL.

SINGULAR.

_Nom._ i[.c] (_I_), th[=u] (_thou_).

_Acc._ m[=e], th[=e].

_Dat._ m[=e], th[=e].

_Gen._ m[=i]n, th[=i]n.

DUAL.

_Nom._ wit (_we two_), [.g]it (_ye two_).

_Acc._ unc, inc.

_Dat._ unc, inc.

_Gen._ uncer, incer.

PLURAL.

_Nom._ w[=e] (_we_), [.g][=e] (_ye_).

_Acc._ [=u]s, [=e]ow.

_Dat._ [=u]s, [=e]ow.

_Gen._ [=u]re, [=e]ower.

SINGULAR.

Masc. Neut. Fem.

_Nom._ h[=e] (_he_), hit (_it_), h[=e]o (_she_).

_Acc._ hine, hit, h[=i]e.

_Dat._ him, him, hiere.

_Gen._ his, his, hiere.

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PLURAL.

_Nom._ h[=i]e (_they_).

_Dat._ him.

_Gen._ hiera.

There are no reflexive pronouns in O.E., and the ordinary {20} personal

pronouns are used instead:--_h[=i]e [.g]e.samnodon h[=i]e_ (they collected

themselves, assembled); _h[=i]e [=a].b[=ae]don him w[=i]f_ (they asked for

wives for themselves). _Self_ is used as an emphatic reflexive adjective

agreeing with its pronoun:--_sw[=a] sw[=a] h[=i]e w[=y]s[.c]ton him selfum_

(as they wished for themselves).

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