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<i>im</i> [ˈĭm] pronoun, neuter
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pronoun, neuter


===singular===
===singular===
nominative, objective: <i>im</i> [ˈĭm]
nominative, objective: <i>im</i> [ˈĭm]


possessive: <i>in</i> [ˈĭn]
possessive: <i>[[Certìan:in|in]]</i> [ˈĭn]


===plural===
===plural===
nominative, objective: <i>imen</i> [ˈĭm·ĕn]
nominative, objective: <i>[[Certìan:imen|imen]]</i> [ˈĭm·ĕn]
 
possessive: <i>[[Certìan:inen|inen]]</i> [ˈĭn·ĕn]


<b>1.</b> the singular pronoun, used of the person being addresses in the nominative or objective case.
<b>1.</b> the singular pronoun, used of the person being addresses in the nominative or objective case.

Latest revision as of 19:47, 8 October 2022

im [ˈĭm] English: you

pronoun, neuter

singular

nominative, objective: im [ˈĭm]

possessive: in [ˈĭn]

plural

nominative, objective: imen [ˈĭm·ĕn]

possessive: inen [ˈĭn·ĕn]

1. the singular pronoun, used of the person being addresses in the nominative or objective case.

In the nominative and without an explicit verb, nouns and pronouns imply the verb to be, as in: Im Cinthia Faridon, [You are Cinthia Faridon]. There is no explicit verb "to be" in Certian.

See also

om I
etem he
alem she