Proto-Austronesian Hebrew/Morphology

Nouns

Simple, Concrete, Masc.

II-begadqapac

Absolute State

	Singular	Dual	Plural
Direct	ダバル DaBaRu def. ハダバル haDaBaRu	DaBaRama def. haDaBaRama	DaBaRuma def. haDaBaRuma
Locative	ダバロㇷ DaBaRoh def. バダバロ(ㇷ) baDaBaRo(h)	DaBaRomi def. baDaBaRomi	DaBaRoma def. baDaBaRoma
Accusative	DaBaRa def. taDaBaRa	DaBaRema def. taDaBaRema	DaBaRima def. taDaBaRima

Pronouns

Personal - Independent

Personal pronouns are often omitted, except in verbless clauses. There are two forms: one can exist independently and the other is a suffix attached to the construct/pronominal-state noun.

First person

case	Common	#
N	'anu	sing.
A	'ana
G	'ani
N	'aneyma	dual
O	'aneymi
N	'anuma	pl.
O	'anima

Second person

case	Masc.	Fem.	#
N	'āttu	'ātti	sing
A	kāta	kāti
	kāñi	kāño

Third person

case	Masc.	Fem.	#
N

Personal - Suffix

	Sing.	Dual	Pl.
1c	-ī* -ya -nī	-nayā	-nū
2m	-ka	-kumā	-kum
2f	-ki		-kun
3m	-ō/-hū	-humā	-(hu)m
3f	-ha/-ah		-(hi)n

-ī takes the place of the nominative ending -u

Relative

The relative pronoun in PAH seems to be derived from the Arabic/Ugaritic pronoun *ðu-. The progress of the consonant seems to have been *ð > *z > *s in the singular and *ʕ > *g in the plural.

case	Masc.	Fem.	#
N	ス su	サツ satu	sing.
G	シ si	サチ sati
A	サ sa	サタ sata
N	サワ sawa	サゥタ sawta	dual
O	サワィ saway	サゥタィ sawtay
N	グル gulu	グラツ gulatu	plural
O	グリ guli	グラチ gulati