Re: THEORY: The fourth person

Fourth person can certainly apply to objects as well (in Omeina at any
rate!)
Bere gadi "Everyone here sees me, they all see me"
Bere dagi "I see them all, I see you all"
Grammatically this is: Bere "see" ga "4 p. subject" di "1 p.s. object"
vs
da "1 p.s. subject" gi "4 p. object"
The form -ge can also be used as a possessive suffix:
Arade "my country"
Arage "the country of everyone here, all our country" - obviously this
doesn't always translate smoothly into English. The possessive forms can
also be case-inflected:
Hari aragean "The stones of all-our country"
Mike

> My next question is: can fourth person apply to subjects, or only objects?