Patterns
This case is often marked by a -c or -ne ending.
accusative
This element of pronouns describes whether it is singular or plural.
number
This is the correct translation for the genitive his.
“his”/ “its”
This is one of the four nominative forms of the OE pronoun that is translated “the” or “that” in SAE.
se, seo, þæt, þa
This is the correct form of the first person, singular, dative personal pronoun.
me
For hit, þæt, and þis, these two cases are the same as those found in he, seo, and þes.
genitive and dative
The first type of this element means that the pronoun is referring to the speaker.
person
This is the correct translation for the accusative usic.
"us"
The plural, nominative pronoun þas would be translated this way into SAE.
these
This is the correct form of the third person, plural, accusative personal pronoun.
hie
For heo, seo, and þeos, these two cases are the same as those found in hie, þa, and þas.
genitive and dative
The gender of pronouns consists of these three options.
masculine, feminine, neuter
The pronoun hira is in this case.
genitive
The pronoun þære is the dative for this gender.
feminine
This is the correct form of the masculine, singular accusative demonstrative pronoun se.
þone
The dative form of hie, þa, and þas matches this/these gender(s) of the singular pronoun.
masculine and neuter
This element of pronouns describes the word’s grammatical function in a sentence.
case
This is the OE form of the SAE “your” or, in the South, “ya’ll’s.”
eower
This is the OE form of the SAE “this’s.”
“þisses” / “þisse”
This is the correct form of the plural, dative demonstrative pronoun þas.
þissum