Person[psor]: possessor’s person
| Values: | 1 | 2 | 3 |
Possessives may have two different persons: that of the possessed object (number agreement with modified noun) and that of the possessor. The Person[psor] feature captures the possessor’s person.
1: first person
Examples
- ameĩ “my thing”
- ameĩce “my things”
2: second person
Examples
- imeĩ “your (sg.) thing”
- imeĩce “your (sg.) things”
3: third person
Examples
- umeĩ “his/her thing”
- umeĩce “his/her things”
Person[psor] in other languages: [ab] [abq] [apu] [axm] [ctn] [ess] [fi] [fr] [hu] [hy] [koi] [kpv] [ky] [mdf] [myv] [ruc] [sms] [tr] [u] [uz]