Nominative    Case      **Parenethese apply to the
                                 Norhasul usage of the pronoun

Norhasul              English
a                        I

norh                  you (singular, familiar)
norha                 you (singular, affectionate)
Sor                    you (singular, formal)

lei                      he (used for humans only)
gûk                    she (used for humans only)
at                       it (used for unpersonified inanamate
                             objects,animals of undetermined
                             gender, or animals/plants that do
                             not have genders)
njom                  he/she (only used when referring to
                                          a human in an
                                       indefinite manner)               
atîlei                    he  (only used when one is referring
                                  to a male animal or a personified
                                     inanimate object)                  
atîgûk                  she  (only used when one is referring
                                       to a female animal or a
                                       personified inanimate object)

kwei                  we (excluding the one
                                     being spoken to)                 
bei                      we (including the one
                                  being spoken to)
nõ                     we (indefinite exclusiveness or
                          inclusiveness of the one
                                being spoken to)

norhoi                  you (plural, familiar)
norhoia                 you (plural, affectionate)
Sori                      you (plural, formal)

cakoi                   they

whîspë                   (there is no english equivalent;
                               however what it replaces is
                               something of either indefinite
                                plurality and/or person)
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Accusative    Case      **Parenethese apply to the
                                 Norhasul usage of the pronoun

Norhasul              English
zei                        me

norh                  you (singular, familiar)
norha                 you (singular, affectionate)
Shor                    you (singular, formal)

liz                      him (used for humans only)
lef                    her (used for humans only)
at                       it (used for unpersonified inanamate
                             objects,animals of undetermined
                             gender, or animals/plants that do
                             not have genders)
njosmo              him/her (only used when referring to
                                          a human in an
                                       indefinite manner)               
atîliz                    him (only used when one is referring
                                 to a male animal or a personified
                                     inanimate object)                 
atîlef                  her  (only used when one is referring
                                       to a female animal or a
                                      personified inanimate object)

has                  us (excluding the one being spoken to)                 
me                      us (including the one being spoken to)
tãi                      us (indefinite exclusiveness or inclusiveness of
                              the one being spoken to)

norhoi                  you (plural, familiar)
norhoia                 you (plural, affectionate)
Shori                      you (plural, formal)

cakoim                   them

whîspëjhu                   (there is no english equivalent;
                               however what it replaces is
                               something of either indefinite
                                plurality and/or person)