Seuna pronouns

I	mi	we(exc.)	mia
you	yu	you(pl.)	yua
he/she	na	they	wa

There is also two more pronouns. myu means we(inclusive dual). In other words "me and you". Also myua means we(inc.).

The above also stand for object pronouns, so we have ;-

me	mi	us	mia/myu/myua
you	yu	you(pl.)	yua
him/her	na	them	wa

There is also the reflexive pronoun

swe.

This pronoun is a bit unusual. Usually in Seuna the object comes after the verb. However swe always comes immediately before the verb. This pronoun can not be used as a subject. However miswe means "me myself"(emphasising not somebody else) and can be a subject. In the same way we have miaswe myuswe myuaswe yuswe yuaswe naswe waswe.

The pronouns take all the cases suffixes that normal nouns take (except the "-s" of the object case).

Below the pronouns in the genitive case are given.

my/mine	min	our/ours(exc.)	mian/myun/myuan
your/yours	yun	your/yours(pl.)	yuan
his/her/hers	nan	their/theirs	wan

my own/your own/etc. etc.

swen

As with regular adjectives, the genitive pronouns come after the nouns they qualify.

hendori kaunu swen.

hend	-o	-r	-i	kaunu	swen
put on	-3s	-ACT	-PAST	coat	"own"

'He put on his (own) coat.'

When the regular third person possessive pronouns are used, they are understood as not being coreferential with a previously mentioned third person.

hendori kaunu nan.

hend	-o	-r	-i	kaunu	nan
put on	-3s	-ACT	-PAST	coat	"his"

'He put on his (someone else's) coat.'

Index

1. Introduction to Seuna
2. Seuna : Chapter 1
3. Seuna word shape
4. The script of Seuna
5. Seuna sentence structure
6. Seuna pronouns
7. Seuna nouns
8. Seuna verbs (1)
9. Seuna adjectives
10. Seuna demonstratives
11. Seuna verbs (2)
12. Asking a question in Seuna
13. Seuna relative clauses
14. Seuna verbs (3)
15. Methods for deriving words in Seuna
16. List of all Seuna derivational affixes
17. Numbers in Seuna
18. Naming people in Seuna
19. The Seuna calendar
20. Seuna units