Stand Alone Pronouns
aoñhwaʔ
she / her / it (goñdi:yoʔ)
-yasthaʔ
call s.o. by a name
neñ:geñh
this/these
-nowękhwaʔ
love
same situation
dedni:jya:eñh
we both (inclusive)
-ya:jih
be named (only used with singular personal prefixes i.e. me, he, etc.)
tho:geñh
that/those
-shwahęhs
dislike/disapprove
tshaʔdegaha:wiʔ
at the same time
agwagwe:gih
we all (exclusive)
-hseñnoʔdeñh
name is (lit. kind of name; this form is used in formal/ceremonial speech)
owihwi:yo'
surely, really, truthfully, for sure
-iheyóñh
dead
tshaʔde:gnaʔ
the same size
onoñhwaʔ
they / them (females or goñdi:yoʔ)
Nwadéñʔ hoñwadiyasthaʔ
What do they call them Ms/Mx?
shoñʔ
is used when all the things or relationships are the same
-oñnheʔ
alive
tshaʔdeyoñha:dyeʔ
same amount
honoñhwaʔ
they / them (males / males & females)
-hseñ:nahsen:h
last name
shoñʔah
used when all the things or relationships are different.
-doñgohdih
pass away
tshaʔga:dah
the same thing