南島語系人稱代詞
註釋

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↑  PAN *ni-ku.
↑  PAN *ni-Su.
↑  PAN *ni-a
↑  Huang, Lillian M. (1995). The syntactic structure of Wulai and Mayrinax Atayal: a comparison. Bull. National Taiwan Normal University, Vol. 40, pp. 261-294.
↑  Adelaar, K. Alexander. 1997. Grammar Notes on Siraya, an Extinct Formosan Language （页面存档备份，存于）. Oceanic Linguistics, Vol. 36, No. 2 (Dec., 1997), pp. 362-397.
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↑  De Busser, Rik. 2009. Towards a Grammar of Takivatan: Selected Topics. PhD dissertation at the Research Centre for Linguistic Typology, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
↑  Possessor of subject
↑  張郇慧,"雅美語參考語法",遠流出版,臺北,2005年1月1日. ISBN 957-32-3899-3
1 2  何德華,董瑪女,"臺灣南島語言叢書14達悟語語法概論",行政院原住民族委員會, 2016-09-28. ISBN 978-986-04-9218-7
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↑  The series of absolutive enclitics is sometimes referred to as the -ak series, a name derived from the form of the first person singular.
↑  The series of ergative enclitics series is sometimes referred to as the -ko series, a name derived from the form of the first person singular.
1 2 3 4 5 6  These forms are a combination of the obsolete variant of the personal article si and the absolutive enclitic form.
↑  When the enclitic particle -(e)n is attached, the form becomes -akon indicating that it once was -ako in the history of the language. (cf. Tagalog)
1 2 The final o is lost when the precending word ends in a simple vowel and when there are no following enclitics. Compare the following:
Asom Your dog
Asomonto It will be your dog.
↑  When attaching to either of the suffixes, -en or -an, the -n of the suffix is lost.
↑  The 3rd person singular has no ending or form; it is inferred by context.
1 2 3  Kata, nita and kanita is not widely used. Kita was the alternative pronoun for first person dual.
↑  Schütz, Albert J. 1995. All About Hawaiian, U. of Hawaii Press.