Re: demuan 101: pronouns

Tom Wier wrote:

> Fabian wrote:
>
> > I       king
> > thou    ling
> > he      wing    (also she)
> > we      sking
> > you     sling
> > they    xwing
> > it      tam
> > them    stam
>
> Why do articles change number according to ablaut variations
> (i.e., that between i and e) plus <s-> or <x->, but pronouns don't?  Th=
at is,
> why not <king> for "I" and <skeng> for "we"?
It seams to be that the ablaut i->e.r marks the plural of what the word
determines:
I:  king    we:  sking
my: kinde   our: skinde

And the number of the person is the prefixing s/x-.

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   - =BFPor qu=E9 no?
   - No tiene sentido.
   - =BFQu=E9 sentido?  El sentido no existe.
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