The regular relative is the indeclinable _the_, as in _[=ae]lc th[=a]ra the
th[=a]s m[=i]n word [.g]e.h[=i]erth_ (each of those who hears these my
words). It is often combined with _s[=e]_, which is declined:--_s[=e] the_
= who, masc., _s[=e]o the_, fem., &c. _S[=e]_ alone is also used as a
relative:--_h[=e]r is m[=i]n cnapa, thone ic [.g]e.[.c][=e]as_ (here is my
servant, whom I have chosen); sometimes in the sense of 'he who':--_h[=e]r
th[=u] haefst thaet th[=i]n is_ (here thou hast that which is thine).