Language of the Wolf and the Bear

Language of the Wolf and Bear
Pronouns

Pronouns

Singular First-person Pronouns

Yahv Word	Pronunciation	IPA	Meaning
ra	hlah	`[ɬaː]`	Singular, first-person pronoun; “I”
raca	hlah-chah	`[ɬaːtʃaː]`	Accusative; “me”
raka	hlah-kah	`[ɬaːkaː]`	Dependent genitive; “mine”
rahaka	hlah-hah-kah	`[ɬaːhaˑkaː]`	Independent genitive; “mine”
raka	hlah-kah	`[ɬaːkaː]`	Reflexive; “myself”

Examples

Coxeris raka kosi.
[tʃoˑxεːɬiˑs ɬaːkaː koːsiː]
- My name is Coxeris.
Oswyv ra.
[oːsʊːjɐˑ ɬaː]
- I am a father.

Second-person Pronouns

Word	Pronunciation	IPA	Meaning
rw	hl'uh	`[ɬʊː]`	Nominative and accusative; “you”
rwka	hl'uh-kah	`[ɬʊːkaː]`	Dependent genitive; “your”
rwka	hl'uh-kah	`[ɬʊːkaː]`	Singular reflexive; “yourself”
rwdaka	hl'uh-dah-kah	`[ɬʊˑdaˑkaː]`	Indepdendent genitive and plural reflexive; “yours”, “yourselves”

Examples

Rwka itusu nwkaru.
[ɬʊːkaː iːtuˑsuː nʊːkaːɬuˑ]
- Keep the reason to yourself.
Zokw rw
[ʃoːkʊː ɬʊː]
- Greetings

Plural First-person Pronouns

Word	Pronunciation	IPA	Meaning
zv	shoo	`[ʃɐː]`	“we”
zvda	shoo-dah	`[ʃɐːdaː]`	Accusative form; “us”
zvdaka	shoo-dah-kah	`[ʃɐːdaˑkaː]`	Dependent genitive; “our”
zvdaga	shoo-dah-gah	`[ʃɐːdaˑgaː]`	Independent genitive; “ours”
zvde	shoo-deh	`[ʃɐːdεˑ]`	Reflexive; “ourselves”

Examples

Zvdaka zexuta zokikw rw.
[ʃɐˑdaˑkaː ʃεˑxuˑtaː ʃoːkiːkʊː ɬʊː]
- Welcome to our home.
Xalitu zv.
[xaˑliːtuː ʃɐː]
- We are ready.

Third-Person Pronouns

Word	Pronunciation	IPA	Meaning
ke	keh	`[kεˑ]`	“they”
keke	keh-keh	`[kεˑkεˑ]`	Nominative form; “they”
keko	keh-koh	`[kεˑkoː]`	Accusative; “them”
kekeko	keh-keh-koh	`[kεˑkεˑkoː]`	Dependent genitive; “their”
kekoko	keh-koh-koh	`[kεˑkoˑkoː]`	Independent genitive; “theirs”
kekeha	keh-keh-hah	`[kεˑkεˑhaː]`	Reflexive; “themselves”

Examples

Sitagi uroya keko zv ledu.
[siːtaˑgiː uːɬoːjaː kεˑkoː ʃɐˑ lεˑduː]
- We cannot be concerned with them.
Kekeko ezodo zv teza.
[kεˑkoˑkoː εˑʃoːdoː ʃɐː tεˑʃaː]
- We protect their realm.