II.4. Pronouns
II.4.1. Personal pronouns
 1. pers. nom. eyu 2. pers. nom. tau
  gen. mi   gen. ti
  dat. mege   dat. teve
  acc.   acc..

 4. pers. nom. 5. pers. nom.
  gen. ni   gen. gi
  dat. nûve   dat. gûve
  acc. acc.

The pronouns of the third and sixth person are derived from a demonstrative stem and therefore distinguish the three genders.

 3. pers.

m.

f.

n.

  nom

i

eya

eyan

  gen

eshe

eshe

eshe

  dat.

eye

eye

eye

  acc.

eyan

eyan

eyan

 6. pers.

m.

f.

n.

  nom

eyu

eya

eye

  gen

yoyun

yêyun

yoyun

  dat.

yova

yêva

yova

  acc.

eyan

eyan

eye

The relative pronoun hvî refers also to the third and sixth person; the other persons use the respective cases of the personal pronouns. Because of semantic reasons the reflexive pronoun has no nominative form. The forms are:
gen. hvi, dat. heve, acc. hvî.

II.4.2. Possessive Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns decline like adjectives of the first declension.
 1. pers. meya,-a,-an 2. pers. teva, -a, -an 3. pers. heva, -a, -an
 4. pers. nôstra, -a, -an 5. pers. gôstra, -a, -an 6. pers. holtra, -a, -an

If the possessive pronoun of the third or sixth person denotes the same person as the subject of the sentence, the possessive pronouns heva/hoitra, else the genitives of the possessive pronoun i/eyu are used.

II.4.3. Demonstrative Pronoun

The demonstratives of the Fergiartic are:
gese, gêse, gose: this (over here)
hoi, hâ, tod: this (over there)
noye, nêye, noyed: that
ihve, yahve, ihve: self, the same

m.

f.

n.

   

m.

f.

n.

sg. nom. gese gêse gose pl. nom. gi ga gise
  gen. goisha gêsha goisha   gen. goyun gêyun goyun
  dat. gôse gâse gôse   dat. gova gêva gova
  acc. gons gans gok   acc. gon gan gise

Except for the nom. and acc. sg. (hoi, hâ, tod resp. hons, hans, tok) and the nom. and acc. pl. of the neutral gender (tase) "this over here" declines like "this over there". The same is true of noye, nêye, noyed (acc. sg. nome, name, nomed; nom. pl. nu, na, nase; acc. pl. non, nan, nase). ihve, yahve, ihve on the other hand has its own forms:

m.

f.

n.

   

m.

f.

n.

sg. nom. ihve yahve ihve pl. nom. yuhve yêhve yahve
  gen. ihve yahve ihve   gen. yuhve yêhve yuhve
  dat. ispe yaspe ispe   dat. yuspe yêspe yuspe
  acc. ihve yahve ihve   acc. yuhve yêhve yuhve

II.4.4. Interrogative Pronoun
1.) nominative: ki? (who?, what?), kosha? (whose?), kô? (to whom?), kin? (who?)
2.) adjectival: koi, kai, kod? (who, which?) is identical to the relative pronoun.

II.4.5. Relative Pronoun

m.

f.

n.

   

m.

f.

n.

sg. nom. koi kai kod pl. nom. ku ka ka
  gen. kosha kêsha kosha   gen. kuyun kayun kuyun
  dat.   dat. kuve kave kuve
  acc. kon kên kod   acc. ka

II.4.6. Indefinite Pronoun

The relative pronoun koi, kai, kod is enclitically attached to other stems and used as an indefinite pronoun. The same is true for the nominal forms of the interrogative.
aliki (nom.), alikoi, -kai, -kòd (adject.): somebody, something
kîdan (nom.), koi-, kai-, koddan (adject.): a certain
kîske (nom.), koi-, kai-, kokke (adject.): every single one
kîhvis (nom.), koi-, kai-, kogis (adject.): anyone at all

II.4.7. Pronominal Adjectives

These adjectives are semantically very close to the pronoun. In part they even have pronominal endings. As an example the paradigm of tuta, -a, -an (everything, all) is used.

m.

f.

n.

   

m.

f.

n.

sg. nom. tuta tuta tutan pl. nom. tutu tuta tuta
  gen. tutasha totêsha tutasha   gen. tutun tutun tutun
  dat. tuto tuta tuto   dat. tutava totêva tutava
  acc. tutan tutan tutan   Acc. tutan tutan tuta

Other pronominal adjectives are:

una, -a, -an (only, alone); note: as a numeral una declines completely like an adjective!!
anundla, -a, -an (no one); the nominally used form is angòme, angònna (nobody).
ailya, -a, -an (another)
kotra, -a, -an (both)
kotrak, kotrak, kotranke (who of the two); declines like kotra, ankotrak, etc. (none of the two).

II.4.8. Correlative Pronouns

These pronouns denote interrelations and are used together:
toiza, -a, -an - koiza, -a, -an (as great - as)
tôva, -a, -an - kôva, -a, -an (the same as)
toizan - koizan (as much - as)
toizu - koizu (as many - as)
toizud - koizud (as often - as)