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• thon: A word to replace the cumbersome "he or she".
• thons: A word to replace the cumbersome "his or her"
• thonself: A word to replace the cumbersome "himself or herself"
• weent: pronoun usnt, ournt, ournts [< Old English wit, a contraction of "we two", and -n-, indicator of negation.] Exclusive "we", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to weet, used when including the listener.
• weet: pronoun ust, ourt, ourts [< Old English wit, a contraction of "we two".] Inclusive "we", used when including the listener, as opposed to weent, used when excluding the listener.
• usnt: Exclusive "us", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to ust, used when including the listener.
• ust: Inclusive "us", used when including the listener, as opposed to usnt, used when excluding the listener.
• ournt: Exclusive "our", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to ourt, used when including the listener.
• ourt: Inclusive "our", used when including the listener, as opposed to ournt, used when excluding the listener.
• ourtselves: Inclusive "ourselves", used when including the listener, as opposed to ourntselves, used when excluding the listener.
• ournts: Exclusive "ours", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to ourts, used when including the listener.
• ourntselves: Exclusive "ourselves", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to ourtselves, used when including the listener.
• ourts: Inclusive "ours", used when including the listener, as opposed to ournts, used when excluding the listener.
• mey: Masculine form of "they".
• mem: Masculine form of "them".
• meir: Masculine form of "their".
• meirs: Masculine form of "theirs".
• memselves: Masculine form of "themselves".
• meyt: Dual mey, used when two people are included.
• meirt: Dual meir, used when two people are included.
• meirts: Dual meirs, used when two people are included.
• memt: Dual mem, used when two people are included.
• memtselves: Dual memselves, used when two people are included.
• shey: Feminine form of "they".
• shem: Feminine form of "them".
• sheir: Feminine form of "their".
• sheirs: Feminine form of "theirs".
• shemselves: Feminine form of "themselves".
• sheyt: Dual shey, used when two people are included.
• sheirt: Dual sheir, used when two people are included.
• sheirts: Dual sheirs, used when two people are included.
• shemt: Dual shem, used when two people are included.
• shemtselves: Dual shemselves, used when two people are included.
• ney: Neuter form of "they".
• nem: Neuter form of "them".
• neir: Neuter form of "their".
• neirs: Neuter form of "theirs".
• nemselves: Neuter form of "themselves".
• neyt: Dual ney, used when two things are included.
• neirt: Dual neir, used when two things are included.
• neirts: Dual neirs, used when two things are included.
• nemt: Dual nem, used when two things are included.
• nemtselves: Dual nemselves, used when two things are included.
• wem: First person singular past tense form of be. Used after I, in contrast to "were" used after "you" and "was" used after "he/she".

I wem there

vs.

We were there

You were there

vs.

He was there

She was there

• wemn't: wem not.

I wemn't there

vs.

We weren't there

You weren't there

vs.

He wasn't there

She wasn't there

• -orse: A suffix added to the end of a verb to mark a negative comparitive.
• -orst: A suffix added to the end of a word to mark a negative superlative.
• yoch: An affirmative word used to disagree with a negative statement such as "You don’t want it, do you?", "Don’t you want it?" and "You didn't remember to feed the pets?", distinct from yes which is for answering questions like "do you enjoy this?".
• twe: Dual we, used when two people are included.
• twour: Dual our, used when two people are included.
• twours: Dual ours, used when two people are included.
• twourselves: Dual ourselves, used when two people are included.
• twus: Dual us, used when two people are included.
• tweent: Exclusive "twe", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to tweet, used when including the listener.
• tweet: Inclusive "twe", used when including the listener, as opposed to tweent, used when excluding the listener.
• twusnt: Exclusive "twus", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to twust, used when including the listener.
• twust: Inclusive "twus", used when including the listener, as opposed to twusnt, used when excluding the listener.
• twournt: Exclusive "twour", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to twourt, used when including the listener.
• twourt: Inclusive "twour", used when including the listener, as opposed to twournt, used when excluding the listener.
• twournts: Exclusive "twours", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to twourts, used when including the listener.
• twourts: Inclusive "twours", used when including the listener, as opposed to twournts, used when excluding the listener.
• twourntselves: Exclusive "twourselves", used when excluding the listener, as opposed to twourtselves, used when including the listener.
• twourtselves: Inclusive "twourselves", used when including the listener, as opposed to twourntselves, used when excluding the listener.
• yout: Dual you, used when two people are included.
• yourt: Dual your, used when two people are included.
• yourst: Dual yours, used when two people are included.
• yourtselves: Dual yourselves, used when two people are included.
• theyt: Dual they, used when two people are included.
• theirt: Dual their, used when two people are included.
• theirst: Dual theirs, used when two people are included.
• themt: Dual them, used when two people are included.
• themtselves: Dual themselves, used when two people are included.
• hoft: Plural of who.

Who is in the room. (singular)

vs.

Hoft are in the room. (plural)

• whuft: Plural of "what".

What is in the room?

vs.

Whuft are in the room?

• heef Fourth person singular masculine accusative pronoun.
• himf Fourth person singular masculine objective pronoun.
• hisf Fourth person singular masculine possessive pronoun.
• himfself Fourth person singular masculine retroflexive pronoun.
• sheef Fourth person singular feminine accusative pronoun.
• herf Fourth person singular feminine objective pronoun and possessive pronoun.
• herfs Fourth person singular feminine possessive pronoun.
• herfself Fourth person singular feminine retroflexive pronoun.
• thonf Fourth person singular gender neutral accusative pronoun.
• thonfs Fourth person singular gender neutral possessive pronoun.
• thonfself Fourth person singular gender neutral retroflexive pronoun.
• theyf Fourth person plural gender neutral accusative pronoun.
• themf Fourth person plural gender neutral objective pronoun.
• theirf Fourth person plural gender neutral possessive pronoun.
• theirfs Fourth person plural gender neutral possessive pronoun.
• themfselves Fourth person plural gender neutral retroflexive pronoun.
• meyf Fourth person singular masculine accusative pronoun.
• memf Fourth person singular masculine objective pronoun.
• meirf Fourth person singular masculine possessive pronoun.
• meirfs Fourth person singular masculine possessive pronoun.
• memfselves Fourth person singular masculine retroflexive pronoun.
• sheyf Fourth person singular feminine accusative pronoun.
• shemf Fourth person singular feminine objective pronoun.
• sheirf Fourth person singular feminine possessive pronoun.
• sheirfs Fourth person singular feminine possessive pronoun.
• shemfselves Fourth person singular feminine retroflexive pronoun.