§§277~8] Pronouns 131
the meaning whosoever; the corresponding neut., which only occurs in the ace. sing., is þatahrah þei, whatsoever. Another compound indefinite pronoun with the same meaning is formed by prefixing an indeclinable þis (gen. of þata, § 2β6) to Jvazuh, ruah, followed by saei (neut. þatei), þei (§ 265 note i), or ei (f 270), It is declined as follows :—
Masc. Neut.
Nom. þishrazuh saei þish/ah þei or þatei
Ace. þish/anōh saei þisruab. þei or þatei
Gen. wanting bishíizuh þei
Dat. þishíammēh saei þisluammēh þei
§ 277. Sums, some one, a certain one, declined like Winds (§ 228). Sums . . . sums (== Gr. 6 μ«Ί·. . . Α δε), the one . . . the other; in this usage the particle uh is generally added to the second member, and sometimes to the first also, as nom. pi. sumái(h) . . . sumáih, some . . . and others.
§ 278. From hras, who, manna, man, álns, one, are formed with the enclitic particle hun the three indefinite pronouns luashun, mannahun, áinshun. They always occur along with the negative particle ni in the meaning no one, no, none (neut.), nothing. Of the first only the nom, sing. masc. ni hrashun, no one, occurs. Of the second, which is naturally always masc., we have sing, nom. ni mannahun, no one, ace. ni mannanhun, gen. ni manshun, dat. ni mannhun. Ni áinshun, no one, no, none (neut), nothing, is declined thus:—
SING.
Masc. Neut. Fern.
Nom. áinshun áinhun áinōhun
. jáinnōhun) ,. . ,, -,
Acc· láinðhun í ámhun áinohun

Gen. áinishun áinishun *áináizōshun
Dat. áinummēhun áinummēhun áináihun

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