Pronoun Paradigms Database - Pronoun Paradigm Database
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Source: Schapper (2009)

Schapper, Antoinette. 2009. Bunaq: A Papuan language of central Timor. PhD thesis. Australian National University.

Provided Lexicon:

IDLanguageWordEntrySource GlossAnnotationLoan
30631Bunaq3pl F O (3rd Person Plural Feminine)halaqi
30632Bunaq3pl F P (3rd Person Plural Feminine)gie
30633Bunaq3pl N A (3rd Person Plural Neuter)halaqi
30634Bunaq3pl N S (3rd Person Plural Neuter)halaqi
30635Bunaq3pl N O (3rd Person Plural Neuter)halaqi
30636Bunaq3pl N P (3rd Person Plural Neuter)gie
36409Bunaq3d A (3rd Person Dual)halali
36636Bunaq3d S (3rd Person Dual)halali
36859Bunaq3d O (3rd Person Dual)halali
37075Bunaq3d P (3rd Person Dual)gie
37291Bunaq3p A (3rd Person Plural)halaqi
37516Bunaq3p S (3rd Person Plural)halaqi
37737Bunaq3p O (3rd Person Plural)halaqi
37953Bunaq3p P (3rd Person Plural)gie
42447Bunaq3sg M A (3rd Person Singular Masculine)baqiThe animate form of the non-proximal demonstrative is used to track 3sg referents.
42448Bunaq3sg M S (3rd Person Singular Masculine)baqi
42449Bunaq3sg M O (3rd Person Singular Masculine)baqi
42450Bunaq3sg M P (3rd Person Singular Masculine)gie
42451Bunaq3sg N A (3rd Person Singular Neuter)baqi
42452Bunaq3sg N S (3rd Person Singular Neuter)baqi
42453Bunaq3sg N O (3rd Person Singular Neuter)baqi
42454Bunaq3sg N P (3rd Person Singular Neuter)gie