PAUMACARIU Sing. c) Pronouns. $99. First Person Pronoun: Sing. Plur. N. haum 4 4 3, 4 4 5, 4 14 8. amhe 2 15 7,2 8 3. amhe 7 4.9. amhai 10 4 3. Acc. I. L. maim 15 6 2,1 3 1, 2 16 8, amhehim 2 13 95. 395,453,598. (IL.) Abl. G. mahu 1 12 6, 8, 41 96, amhahum 2 4 2, 3, 4, 433,452. 2610. majjhu 11 5 9b. amhahā 2 15 3, 1066. $100. Second Person Pronoun. Plur. N. tuhum 4 3 6, 8, 4 12 6. tumhe 7 4 9. tumhaim 6 12 5. Acc. I.L. paim 1 3 1, 4 2 9b, 4 5 8; 2108,2109. tumhen 5 9 4. (I.L.). Abl. Gen. tuha 4 2 6, 3 8 10; tumahaim 10 7 9a. tau 1 16 1, 4 12 2; tumhahum 10 8 5 tuva 19 15 9; tumhaha 5 5 3, 10 8 2 tujjhu 4 4 9a. tumha 4 14 2. $101. Other Pronouns: Their declension follows mostly that of the nouns. So only the peculiar forms are noted. a) Third Person Pronoun: Nom. sing. masc. su 8 8 9, fem. sa 10 2 3; I. sing. tena 3 9 10a, fem, tīe 7 3 4; G. sing. masc. täsu 4 9 2, 161, 8, 1 11 3, 4 3 2,4 13 8,4 14 2 (all at the end of a Pada); 1 11 7, 1 12 4,3 9 7,4 3 2,4 4 4,4 9 2, 5 1 3, 4; fem. tähe 15 as well as tahe 1 13 6. b) Relative Pronoun: G. sing. jasu 1 3 14a, 1 7 6,1 16 2, 3,3 3 11a; jāsu 1 6 8,1 11 3. c) Interrogative and Indefinite Pronoun: N. sing. masc. ko vi 4 6 9, 10, 13 2 4, 18 1 9a; kavana- 1 61, 4 4 4, 8 6 9a; 2 14 9; neut. kāim 2 12 7, 2 12 96, 2 14 3, 4 3 5; N. plur. ke vi 7 13 3; G. sing. käsu 3 9 4. d) Proximate Demonstrative Pronoun: N. Sing. masc. ehu 1 3 12, 6 13 4, ehau 2 3 9b; neut. eu 5 5 5; iu 10 1 8; N. plur. masc. e (short) 15 3 4; 1. sing. em. 3 9 100. N. sing. fem. ima 19 10 2; N. sing. neut. imu 4 4 9a, 9 1 5, 12 2 7, 15 11 9a, 19 1 10, 19 15 9; I. sing. masc. ayaehim 10 6 7. d) Verbal Flexion, $102. Present indicative. It is also used to indicate shades of indefiniteness subjunctive, immediate future etc. a) First person singular, -mi is the only termination. -um is absent with the solitary exception of visahaum 18 6 2, which therefore invites suspicion. -mi appears as -vi (-vi) in dharevi, pariharevi 18 8 9b. b) -ahum serves for the First Person plural as in janahum 2 13 96, 5 5 2, pāvahuin and avahum 2 15 2. jahun 2 12 8, (1) Tagare (1948, 222) observes, 'Neut. direct sing. tau from tako from ta-ka-ḥ is an extended form of ta- in Pähudadoħa 11. This is an error. Hiralal Jair has corrected his interpretation of this Dohā in the Tippani, equating rightly tant with tapaḥ, but fagare has failed to consult it and has followed the Incorrect translation.
