The topic of this essay is the study of pronouns in Latin. The page, in particular, has extensive material on the grammatical alterations of Latin pronouns. The study made use of social media and a textbook.
Keywords: pronoun, personal pronouns, possessive pronouns, relative pronouns, reciprocal or reflexive pronouns.
Latin pronouns include indefinite pronouns, relative pronouns (which link phrases) and reciprocal or reflexive pronouns (in which the verb's subject acts on the verb's object).
In English personal pronouns are (I, you, he, she, it, we, you, they), and (me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them), In Latin, the personal pronouns are:
ego … (I), tū … (you), is … (he), ea … (she), id … (it), nōs … (we), vōs … (you all), eī or iī … (they masc.), eae … (they fem.), ea … (they neuter)
Examples: ego amo (I love), tū amās (you love), is amat (he loves),
nōs amāmus (we love), vōs amātis (you all love), eae amant (they love)
Note: Since the verb’s ending also indicates the number and person of the subject, you typically will not see ego, tu , etc.
Personal pronouns
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Singular | ||
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Nominative |
ego |
I |
|
Accusative |
me |
me |
|
Genitive |
mei |
of me |
|
Dative |
mihi |
to me |
|
Ablative |
me |
(from) me |
|
Plural | ||
|
Nominative |
nos |
we |
|
Accusative |
nos |
us |
|
Genitive |
nostri or nostrum |
of us |
|
Dative |
nobis |
to us |
|
Ablative |
nobis |
from us |
Possessive pronouns
These possessive pronouns deteriorate in the same way that adjectives do. They denote ownership (to whom something belongs).
|
Latin |
Means in English |
|
meus, mea, meum |
my |
|
tuus, tua, tuum |
your, yours (one person) |
|
noster, nostra, nostrum |
our, ours |
|
vester, vestra, vestrum |
your, yours (two or more people) |
There is no such thing as a third-person personal pronoun. Suus, sua, and suum are examples of other pronouns used instead.
Pronouns are in agreement with whatever belongs to them.
– number
– gender
– case
Anima, -e (f.) — soul is an example.
Whether it belongs to a man or a woman, a soul is feminine in Latin. 'My soul' is nominative, feminine, singular, and'my' is nominative, feminine, singular: anima mea.
|
pater noster |
our father |
nominative, masculine, singular |
|
testamentum suum |
his/her will |
nominative, neuter, singular |
The vocative cases are only meus and noster. meus has an irregular vocative male singular.
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meus, mea, meum — my or reflexive pronouns |
In Latin, a list of pronouns
In the table below, you'll find a list of Latin personal pronouns, indefinite pronouns, relative pronouns, reciprocal or reflexive pronouns. By memorizing this table, you will be able to expand your Latin vocabulary and learn new words.
|
English Pronouns |
Latin Pronouns |
|
I speak |
loquor |
|
you speak |
loqueris /loquimini |
|
he speaks |
loquitur |
|
she speaks |
illa loquitur |
|
we speak |
loquimur |
To summarize, each pronoun in Latin has its own case, gender, number, and declension. Indefinite pronouns, relative pronouns, and reciprocal or reflexive types all exist for each pronoun. Cases and numbers can be replaced if necessary with the phrase of a specific number.
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