| 46615 | Ndom | ɡha | | | Boelaars (1950) | |
| 35755 | Teiwa | h(a)- | | | Klamer (2010) | |
| 29622 | Teiwa | h(a)- | | | Klamer (2010) | |
| 38763 | Teiwa | ha- | | | Klamer (2010) | |
| 45039 | Arbore | háako | | | Hayward (1984) | |
| 35757 | Teiwa | ha'an | | | Klamer (2010) | |
| 29620 | Teiwa | ha'an | | | Klamer (2010) | |
| 45855 | Warao | hi- | | | Romero-Figeroa (1997) | |
| 30060 | Amele | hina | | | Roberts (1987) | |
| 52131 | Yagua | hiy | | | Payne, Doris and Payne, Thomas (1990) | |
| 41251 | Abau | hno | | | Lock (2011) | |
| 27915 | Amarasi | ho | | | Grimes et al. (2013) | |
| 32994 | Siraya | =hu | | | Adelaar (2011) | |
| 43204 | Ingush | hwa | | | Nichols (2011) | |
| 58325 | Mampruli | i | | | Kropp Dakubu (1980) | |
| 55231 | Jola-Kasa (Husuy Dialect) | -i | | | Wilson (2007) | |
| 55279 | Kuwaataay (Diembering Dialect) | -i | | | Wilson (2007) | |
| 51323 | Sranan | i | | | Wilner (2007) | |
| 61616 | Kafoa | i-, 0- | | | Baird (ToAppear2017) | |
| 54665 | Páez | idʲ | iʔkwe is the feminine form | | Jung (2008) | |
| 30604 | Bunaq | ie | | | Schapper (2009) | |
| 33985 | Dehu | i e | | | Tryon (1967) | |
| 51371 | Jarai | ih | | | Jensen (2014) | |
| 55323 | Cassanga | iid | | | Wilson (2007) | |
| 34652 | Cebuano | ʔiimu | | | Wolff (1965) | |
| 55367 | Cobiana | iin | | | Wilson (2007) | |
| 44128 | Sunwar (Saipu Dialect) | ĩke | | | Borchers (2008) | |
| 43396 | Dargwa (Icari Dialect) | ila | | | Sumbatova and Mutalov (2003) | |
| 47065 | Choctaw | ʧímmiʔ | | | Broadwell (2006) | |
| 40651 | Mufian | iné'i- | | | Conrad et al. (1978) | |
| 24727 | Garlali | ini | | | McDonald and Wurm (1979) | |
| 47611 | Nhanda | ɳinuŋa | | | Blevins (2001) | |
| 33134 | Amis | isu | | | Wu (2006) | |
| 32846 | Bunun | isu | | | de Busser (2009) | |
| 40795 | Au | -it | | | Scorza (1985) | |
| 48695 | Iraqi Arabic | -it͡ʃ | '-it͡ʃ ' is in fact the second person feminine form, the second person masculine form is '-ak ' (Erwin 1963:272). | | Erwin (1963) | |
| 50939 | Chichewa | iwe | | | Bentley and Kulemeka (2001) | |
| 46663 | Mombum | iwɛ | | | Boelaars (1950) | |
| 58986 | Bekwarra | íwòn | | | Stanford (1967) | |
| 55579 | Tanda | -j | | | Wilson (2007) | |
| 52647 | Tuyuca | -ja | | | Barnes and Malone (2000) | |
| 48887 | Amharic | jantɨ | /jantɨ/ is in fact the second person masculine form, the second person feminine form is /jant͡ʃi/ (Appleyard 2013:26). | | Appleyard (2013) | |
| 46431 | Warungu | jino | | | Tsunoda (2011) | |
| 25687 | Nyulnyul | jiy | | | McGregor (2011) | |
| 41107 | English | jɔ: | | | OED (2013) | |
| 43587 | Nigerian Pidgin | jɔ̀ | | | Faraclas (1996) | |
| 24319 | Dutch | jouw | | | Spronck (2013) | |
| 43744 | Ndyuka | ju | In certain contexts surfaces as ‘j’ by a regular phonological process of vowel deletion (Huttar and Huttar 1994:462). Additionally, in certain contexts surfaces as ‘u’ by a regular phonological process of coalescence (Huttar and Huttar 1994:462). | | Huttar and Huttar (1994) | |
| 49559 | Berbice Dutch Creole | ju | | | Kouwenberg (1994) | |
| 47323 | Gende | k- | | | Ross (1995) | |
