Pronouns: Noteworthy are hwe 69, ȝie 24, 26 (ȝe 116); ȝeu 24, 113, ȝiu 117, 160, ȝehw 119. The pronoun of the third person is, _Sing. n._ he, _m._ hi 50, 51, 59, 60, _f._; hit, _neut._; _d._ him, _m._; _a._ hine 10 &c., him 14, _m._ hit, _n._ _Plur. n._ hi, i in combinations icome 17, ibeoð 70, mihti 55; _d._ heom 5, ham 18, 55, 147; _a. m._ hi 117. From *seo _f._ are his 81 _s. a. f._ (= is) and his 117, _pl. a. m._ (= is), es in letes 129, _pl. a. n._, for which forms see Anglia, Beiblatt vii. 331, xi. 302. The dat. _s. pl._ with self uninflected occurs as definitive adj. 61, 81, 149; _s._ and _pl._ with selfe as reflexive, 55, 91, 151, 152; us sielfe 48. Possessives are mine 64, mi 63, _s. n. m._, mine 25, 156, _s. d. m._, mire 24 (with rice _neut._) 26, 154, mine in other cases; þina 37, _s. d. f._; ure, hure, ur, hur 65, with ures 87, 106, _s. g. m._; is, his, hire; ȝiure 52, ȝeur 153; hare 85, 172, hares 56, _s. g. m._ his 21, 29, _pl. d._ is used as noun, his men. The def. article is, _Sing. n. m._ se, once seo 66; _f._ si, with _neut._ tacne 145, but rode is _fem._, gate 117; _neut._ þat 143: _g. m._ þes, with wrldes 77, ses 87, by analogy from #se#; _neut._ þes: _d. m._ þa, þe, (to) ðe 22; _f._ þare 93, with _neut._ gate 129, þar 19, þer 139, (i)þer 123, with _m._ 141, with _neut._ 13, 117; _neut._ þam, þan 118, 158, þe 50, 145, (i)þe 161, ȝeðe 165, þa 110, probably for þa{n}: _a. m._ þann 120; _f._ þa 54 &c., _neut._ þat 168. _Pl. n. m._ þa, þe, (⁊) to 147; _d. m._ þa, þo: _a. m._ þe 85. Used pronominally si 83, _s. n. f._; þat 97, _s. n. neut._; þa 26, _pl. n. m._; þan 141, _pl. d. m._ The compound demonstrative is, _Sing. n. m._ þes; _f._ þes; _neut._ þis: _d. m._ þese 48; _f._ þisser, þesser, þeser; _neut._ þese 118, 163: _a. f._ þas 80; _neut._ þis. _Pl. n._ þes, þas: _g._ þeses: _d._ þesen: _a._ þes. Exceptional is þas 43, _s. n. neut._ (OE. occasional #þæs#). The relative is þe 26, 32, 97; wam 48, 96, _s. d._; introducing dep. questions, wa 4, 66, hwa 67: interrogatives, hwat, hwet, wat 24, wic 142: indefinites are _n. m._ an 1; _d. m._ ane 68, _neut._ ane 164, ene 7, an 53; _a. m._ ænne 7, _f._ anæ 6, _neut._ a 57; _n. m. f._ ælc, elc; _g. m._ elces 118; _a. m._ elce 116; swice, _pl. n. m._; nahte 33, _s. d. n._ Sum 17, _s. n._ has oblique cases in _e_ 56, 82, but sum 92, _pl._: fele 83, maniȝe 54, 109 are plurals: oðre (once oðere) is constant: #eall# is _sing. n._ all, al; _d. f._ alle 66, _neut._ 4, 24 (rice is regarded as _fem._); _a. f._ alle 96, _neut._ all, al 47. The plural is alle; but all 15, al 141.