Northeadish: Difference between revisions

| 1sg || ec || mīn || mīr || mec || ''I, my, (to) me, me''

| 2sg || þū || þīn || þīr || þec || ''thou, thy, (to) thee, thee''

| 3sg.masc || hīⁱ || hes || hem || hen || ''he, his, (to) him, him''

| 3sg.neu || het || hes || hem || het || ''it, its, (to) it, it''

| 3sg.fem || ſīⁱ || her || her || ſī || ''she, her, (to) her, her''

| 1du || vet || xcʀ || xc || xc || ''we two, our, (to) us, us''

| 2du || iᵫt || iᵫŋcʀ || iᵫŋc || iᵫŋc || ''you/ye two, your, (to) you, you''

| 1pl || vīⁱ || ɴſʀ || ɴs || ɴs || ''we all, our, (to) us, us''

| 2pl || iȳⁱ || iȳr || iȳc || iȳc || ''you/ye all, your, (to) you, you''

| 3pl || ſīⁱ || hīr || hīm || ſīn || ''they, their, (to) them, them''

When the following word begins with a vowel, numerals and pronouns ending in a vowel are followed by ‹r›.  This applies to the numbers tvē, tvō, and þrī, and the pronouns hī, ſī, vī, and iȳ. E.g. ''ſī gǣðþ'' ‘she goes’, but ''ſīr ærðþ'' ‘she is’.