Pronouns of Fénilar

II.3.2. Pronouns
1.) Personal Pronouns

	1. person	2. person	3. person
			masc.	fem.
nominative	*nur*	*ain*	*eca**	*uca*
genitive	na	*eia*	*ecu*	*ucu*
dative	nú	*eiu*	*eca*	*uca*
accusative	*nurach*	*eiach*	*ecach*	*ucach*
locative	*nén*	*eian*	*ecan*	*ucan*
partitive	*nau*	*eiu*	*ecu*	*ucu*

* The pronouns of the third person use the forms of the article.

	1. person	2. person	3. person
			masc.
nominative	*thors*	*lis*	us
genitive	*thuas*	*lís*	és
dative	*thaus*	*lís*	ús
accusative	*thuach*	*lích*	*úch*
locative	*thuan*	*líns*	*éns*
partitive	*thus*	*lios*	*aus*

2.) Possessive Pronouns

1. person	*num*	2. person	ám	3. person	*cam*
4. person	*thum*	5. person	*lim*	6. person	um

The possessives decline like the nouns of the "consonant" declension; e.g. efna num berdov (my song), ufnu ám cerru (your deed).

3.) Demonstrative Pronoun
The demonstrative pronouns of Fénilar have the same forms like Eleiar. Like the article, these pronouns also use a combination of stem and gender particle, East-Elven has the following demonstrative pronouns:
ecna, ucna (this)
ella, ulla (that)
Therefore they decline like the article; e.g. ecnu indru (of this hunter), ullu oldar (of this flute).

4.) Interrogative Pronoun

nominative	genitive	dative	accusative	locative	partitive
*an?*	*anu?*	*anu?*	*anuch?*	*anun?*	*an?*

5.) Relative Pronoun

The relative pronouns is declined like the demonstrative pronoun. Here the combination of the gender particle with the vocalic initial of the stem AN led already early to the forms *an und *án, which developed according to the sound changes of Fénilar:

singular	m.	f.	plural	m.	f.
nominative	*ena*	*éna*	nominative	*enas*	*énas*
genitive	*enu*	*énu*	genitive	*enus*	*énus*
dative	*ena*	*éna*	dative	*enas*	*énas*
accusative	*enach*	*énach*	accusative	*enaches*	*énaches*
locative	*enant*	*énant*	locative	*enantes*	*énantes*
partitive	*enu*	*énu*

6.) Indefinite Pronoun
áca, auca (somebody)
etta, utta (nobody)
án, ón (each)
etin, utin (none)
The indefinite pronouns decline like nouns; e.g. ácu indru (of some hunter); án indru (of every hunter).