60737 | Burarra-ICR-RH | gunbirripa | | | Green (1987) | |
40354 | Burmeso | te | | | Donohue (2001) | |
51916 | Cabecar | hiéwá | | | Margery Peña (1989) | |
54314 | Cabiyarí | na- | | | Ramirez (2001) | |
46359 | Cantonese | kéuihdeih | The form 'héuihdeih' is also listed (Yip 1999:17). | | Matthews and Yip (1994) | |
59349 | Cantonese | kɵi˩˧dei˧ | | | Matthews and Yip (1994) | |
52343 | Carijona | i-, tɨ- | | | Moreno (2000) | |
55303 | Cassanga | daamee | | | Wilson (2007) | |
61017 | Cassubian | jich | | | Stone (1993a) | |
37769 | Catalan | seu | | | Wheeler (1988a) | |
37955 | Cebuano | ʔiila | | | Wolff (1965) | |
53886 | Chachi | yailaʔ | | | Floyd (2010) | |
43276 | Chadian Spoken Arabic (Nigerian Dialect) | -hum | In free variation with '-um' and '-əm', while 3plF form is '-hin' (Owens 1993:84). | | Owens (1993) | |
37770 | Chamorro | -ñiha | | | Topping (1973) | |
50915 | Chichewa | iwo | | | Bentley and Kulemeka (2001) | |
44535 | Chimariko | -ita | | | Jany (2009) | |
54174 | Chimila | niʰne- | | | Amaya (1996) | |
47059 | Choctaw | ímmiʔ | | | Broadwell (2006) | |
55347 | Cobiana | naan | | | Wilson (2007) | |
52951 | Cogui | ka'uihi | | | Ortíz Ricaurte (2000) | |
61095 | Cora - ICR - KQ | mamɨhna | | | Casad, Eugene H. () | |
62004 | Cora-ICR-LB | amɨme(h),mamɨhna | | | Casad, Eugene (1984) | |
60833 | Cora-ICR-NE | mamɨhna | | | Casad (1984) | |
60353 | cora_ICR_TCC_2 | aɨmeh | | | Casad (1984) | |
60127 | Cora-ICR-WB | maihna, mamɨhna, maɨhna, aime(h), amɨme(h), aɨme(h) | | | Casad, Eugene H. () | |
61018 | Crow | is- | is- is the alienable form. The forms of inalienable pronominal prefixes depend on the stem initial sounds. | | Graczyk (2007) | |
45927 | Crow | is- | | | Graczyk (2007) | |
50063 | Cubeo | dẽ | | | Morse and Maxwell (1999) | |
52152 | Cubeo | dẽ | | | Chacon (2012) | |
45735 | Cupeño | pəm | | | Hill (2005) | |
51636 | Cupeño | pəm | | | Hill (2005) | |
52807 | Curripaco | i-,nɑ-, pɑ- | | | Mosonyi (2000) | |
37792 | Czech | jejich | | | Short (1993a) | |
51395 | Daasanach | =lé | This enclitic also functions as an emphasis marker (Tosco 2001:247-8). In addition, note that the phonologically conditioned variant /=llé/ occurs when this element attaches to a word with a final vowel (Tosco 2001:247). | | Tosco (2001) | |
58253 | Dagaare | ba=, a= | ba= is the +human form. a= is the -human form. | | Kropp Dakubu (2005) | |
37842 | Dalabon | -bulŋ | | | Evans et al. (2004) | |
55875 | Daloa Bété | wa˦ | | | Zogbo (2004) | |
37793 | Danish | deres | | | Harbert (2007) | |
43372 | Dargwa (Icari Dialect) | it̄alla | | | Sumbatova and Mutalov (2003) | |
37947 | Dehu | i aŋat | | | Tryon (1967) | |
58871 | Denya | àwùbwɔ́, bwɔ́ | | | Seguin (1998) | |
57153 | Dii (Mambe' Dialect) | vòò | | | Bohnhoff (2010) | |
47683 | Diyari | t̪anaɲi | | | Austin (1981) | |
37794 | Djapu | walalaŋgu | | | Morphy (1983) | |
61077 | Djinang | janŋaŋi | | | Waters (1989) | |
57345 | Dogon, Jamsay | bé | | | Heath (2008) | |
51059 | Dogon, Tommo So | bémɛ | | | Plungian (1995) | |
59639 | Dre | yǝbene | | | Evans et al (2017) | |
37956 | Duna | khunu | | | San Roque (2008) | |
37872 | Dutch | hun | | | Spronck (2013) | |