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* '''''huaðra''''' ‘which (of the two)'
* '''''huaðra''''' ‘which (of the two)'
* '''''huaðruþ''''' ‘each (of the two)’
* '''''huaðruþ''''' ‘each (of the two)’
* '''''huǣjus'''''* ‘how much, how many’
* '''''huǣjus''''' ‘how much, how many’
* '''''þrǣ''''' ‘all three’
* '''''þrǣ''''' ‘all three’
* '''''līts''''' ‘little’
* '''''līts''''' ‘little’
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* '''''mitnis''''' ‘less’
* '''''mitnis''''' ‘less’
* '''''mitnist''''' ‘least’
* '''''mitnist''''' ‘least’
* '''''suǣjus'''''* ‘so much, so many’
* '''''suǣjus''''' ‘so much, so many’
* '''''sums''''' ‘some’ (general, non-specific)
* '''''sums''''' ‘some’ (general, non-specific)
* '''''faugis''''' ‘fewer’
* '''''faugis''''' ‘fewer’
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* '''''filus''''' ‘much, many’
* '''''filus''''' ‘much, many’
* '''''fǭs''''' ‘few’
* '''''fǭs''''' ‘few’
And finally all possessive adjectives ''can'' be used as determiners. (See below.)
===Possessives===
All possessives can be used as determiners; however, it is more common to for possessive phrases using a definite article (''sa'' or ''he'') followed by the noun followed in turn by the possessive declined as a weak adjective. For example, ‘my house’ may be rendered as ''mīn hūs'' or ''þa hūs mīna''.
The third person non-reflexive pronouns ''do not decline'', and they may precede or follow the noun without an article, and any adjective that accompanies the noun phrase is declined as strong.


==Numbers==
==Numbers==