_Sing._ 1. Ik ben 1. Ik } 2. ? 2. Th['u] } Was. 3. Hi is 3. Hi } _Plur._ 1. Wi } 1. Wi } 2. I } Send 2. I } Weron. 3. Hja } 3. Hja } _Subjunctive._ _Present._ _Past._ _Sing._ 1. 2. 3. Se 1. 2. 3. W['e]re. _Plur._ 1. 2. 3. Se 1. 2. 3. W['e]re. _Infin. Wesa._ _Pr. Part._ Wesande. _Past Part._ E-wesen. The Frisian numerals (to be compared with those of the Anglo-Saxons, p. 43), are as follows:--_['E]n_, _tw['a]_, _thrj['u]_, {54} _fj['u]wer_, _f['i]f_, _sex_, _sj['u]gun_, _achta_, _njugun_, _tian_, &c. Of these the first three take an inflection, e.g., _En_, like _Gode_ and the adjectives, has both a definite and an indefinite form, _en_, and _thet ene_; whilst _twa_ and _thrj['u]_ run as follows:--_Nom._ and _Acc. Neut._ twa; _Masc._ twene; _Fem._ twa; _Dat._ twam; _Gen._ twira.--_Nom._ and _Acc. Neut._ thrju; _Masc._ thre; _Fem._ thrja; _Dat._ thrim; _Gen._ thrira. In respect to the Pronouns, there is in the Old Frisian of Friesland no dual number, as there is in Anglo-Saxon. On the other hand, however, the Frisians (whilst they have no such form as _his_) possess, like the Icelandic, the inflected adjectival pronoun _sin_, corresponding to the Latin _suus_: whilst, like the Anglo-Saxons, and unlike the Icelanders, they have nothing to correspond with the Latin _se_. s. 95. In Frisian there is between the demonstrative pronoun used as an article, and the same word used as a demonstrative in the limited sense of the term, the following difference of declension:-- THE ARTICLE. _Neuter._ _Masculine._ _Feminine._ _Sing. Nom._ Thet Thi Thj['u]. _Acc._ Thet Thene Th['a]. \----------\/--------/ _Dat._ Th['a] There. _Gen._ Thes There. \--------------\/-------------/ _Plur. Nom._ Th['a]. _Acc._ Th['a]. _Dat. _ Th['a]. _Gen._ Th['e]ra. PRONOUN. _The Demonstrative in the limited sense of the word._ _Neuter._ _Masculine._ _Feminine._ _Sing. Nom._ Thet Thi Se. _Acc._ Thet Thene Se. \---------\/--------/ _Dat._ Tham There. _Gen._ Thes There. \-------------\/---------------/ {55} _Plur. Nom._ Se. _Acc._ Se. _Dat._ Th['a]m. _Gen._ Th['e]ra.