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 * ''Ty elehas tyn?'' - Whom have you said it to?
 * ''To egyn ys to gny ten ey avyv'' - That is the woman whom I love.
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 ====Indefinites====
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 !'''Meaning'''
 |-
-|ålcen
+|ydhis
 |someone/anyone
 |-
-|ålcet
+|eidhi
 |something/anything
 |-
-|nån
+|mydys
 |nobody
 |-
-|nåt
+|myden
 |nothing
 |-
-|åwilk
+|egad
 |each
 |-
-|jall
+|pan
 |all
 |-
-|oter / o'r
+|edher
 |other
+|-
+|ovodh
+|same, self
 |}
-The indefinite ''jall'' and ''oter'' have got also a plural form: ''jallen'' and ''oteren''/''o'ren''.
+When '''pan''' is used as adjective, it has the singular form '''pas''' and the plural forms '''panas''' for masculine and '''pasae''' for feminine.
+Also '''edher''' has got plural: '''edheroe''' for masculine and '''edherae''' for feminine.
-Indefinites can be formed also with the word ''elles'':
-* ''Elles hwå / elshwå'' - Someone else;
-* ''Elles hwat / elshwat'' - Something else;
-* ''Te elles'' - The others.
-If these indefinites are used as interrogatives, than elles follows the pronouns:
-* ''Tjarftů hwat elles?'' - Do you need something else?
+Indefinites can be formed also with the word '''ylin''':
-* ''Knaut skjo hwan elles?'' - Does she know someone else
--->
+* ''To ylinoe/ae'' - The others;
+* ''Krysys eidhi ylin?'' - Do you need something else?
+* ''Gnokys ŷ ydhis ylin?'' - Does she know someone else?