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| êlis || êlis || lis || kisûs || sus || | | êlis || êlis || lis || kisûs || sus || | ||
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! Reflexive/reciprocal | |||
| colspan="2"|''possessive'' + més || mes || — || — || When used independently, takes a possessive - e.g. ''mi més'' "myself" | |||
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! Impersonal | |||
| — || — || ''si'' || — || —|| Used to form pseudopassive. | |||
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There is also a reflexive object pronoun ''si'' used for all numbers and persons - e.g. ''é mi si labába'' "I washed myself." Its emphatic counterpart is ''sî'', which is used with possessives - e.g. ''mi sî'' "myself". | There is also a reflexive object pronoun ''si'' used for all numbers and persons - e.g. ''é mi si labába'' "I washed myself." Its emphatic counterpart is ''sî'', which is used with possessives - e.g. ''mi sî'' "myself". | ||
There is also a homophonous impersonal subject pronoun ''si'' used to form the pseudopassive ''é si mi labába'' "I was washed." | There is also a homophonous impersonal subject pronoun ''si'' used to form the pseudopassive ''é si mi labába'' "I was washed."--> | ||
===Nouns=== | ===Nouns=== | ||