| 3.5. Number Pronouns |
| I |
na:- |
na- |
| II |
ni:- |
ni- |
| III |
ta:- |
ta- |
| In Urali, the first, second and reflexive pronouns take number suffixes. Number suffixes are added to the oblique bases as well as to the primary forms of these pronouns. |
| 3.5.1. Singular |
| St.-{-n} |
 -n, Ø |
| 3.5.1.1. -n occurs after the oblique bases such as na-, ni- and ta- and also the first person primary stem na:-, the reflexive pronoun ta:- and the second person, ni:- |
| na-n-a (5.18) |
> |
nanna |
‘me’ |
| na-n-kku (5.19) |
> |
nanukku |
‘to me’ (Sg.) |
na-n-o: ukku (5.18) |
> |
nanno:ukku |
‘with me’ |
| ni-n-i (5.18) |
> |
ninne |
‘you’ (Sg.) |
| ta-n-e (5.18) |
> |
tanne |
‘oneself’ (Acc.) |
| ta-n-kku (5.19) |
> |
tanukku |
‘to oneself’ |
| ta-n-an-dara |
> |
tanandara |
‘by oneself’ |
| ta-n-o:ukku (5.18) |
> |
tanno:ukku |
‘with oneself’ |
| - n (5.19) |
> |
na:nu |
‘I’ |
| - n (5.19) |
> |
ta:nu |
‘oneself’ |
| :-n |
> |
ni:nu |
‘you’ (Sg.) |
| 3.5.1.2. -Ø occurs after ni:- and also after the oblique base ni- when followed by genitive marker -a (3.8.1.6) |
| ni:Ø |
> |
ni: |
`you’ (Sg.) |
| ni-Ø-a (5.17) |
> |
niya |
‘your’ (Sg.) |
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