The second pers. pron. is _thou_, _thow_, dat. and acc. _thee_; pl. _ye_, dat. and acc. _you_. _Thou_ is often appended to verbs, in the form _tow_; as in _shaltow_, _wiltow_, &c. The third pers. pron. masc. is _he_, dat. and acc. _him_; pl. _they_, gen. _hir_ (as in _hir aller_), dat. and acc. _hem_ (never _them_), for all genders. The fem. form is _she_, dat. and acc. _hir_ or _hire_, also _h[`e]re_ at the end of a line or at the caesura (see Glossary). The neut. form is _hit_ or _it_, dat. _him_; acc. _hit_ or _it_. s. 83. POSSESSIVES. The forms are: _myn_, _my_; _thyn_, _thy_; _his_[65] (masc. and neut.), _hire_, _hir_, _here_ (fem.); _oure_, _our_; _youre_, _your_; _hire_, _here_, _hir_, _her_ = their. The Northern form _thair_ is purposely introduced in A 4172. When standing alone, we also find _oure_, _oures_, ours; _youre_, _youres_, yours; _hires_, hers; _hirs_, theirs. s. 84. DEMONSTRATIVES. _The_ is used for the def. article in all genders and in both numbers. A trace of the old dat. _then_ (A.S. _dh[=a]m_) occurs in _for the nones_ (= _for then ones_). _Atte_ = _at the_. The demonstratives are _that_; pl. _tho_, those; and _this_, pl. _thise_. Note that _thise_ (dhiiz) is always monosyllabic; the final _e_ merely marks (probably) a longer vowel-sound. It is probable that, in the same way, the form _hise_, his, used with plurals, may have meant (hiiz); the Cambridge MS. has the curious form _hese_; but it is monosyllabic. s. 85. INTERROGATIVES. These are: _who_, _what_; gen. _whoos_, _wh[=o]s;_ dat. _wh[=o]m_; acc. _wh[=o]m_, _what_. Also _which_; pl. _whiche_, _which_. Also _whether_, which of the two. s. 86. RELATIVES. _That_ is used generally; also _which_, pl. _whiche_, _which_. _Whos_ occurs as expressing a genitive; and _whom_ for a dative; but we never find _who_ as a nominative. We also meet with _that-he_ for 'who'; _that-his_ for 'whose'; _that-him_ for 'whom'; cf. A 2710. Also _the which_; or, when used adjectivally, _the whiche_ (A 3923); _which that_; _the which that_; _who that_, _what that_; _who so_, _what so_.