pronoun
word or form that substitutes for a noun or noun phrase
personal pronoun
pronoun that is associated with a particular grammatical personality
Korean pronouns
grammatical feature of the Korean language
distributive pronoun
pronoun that refers to members of a group individually, rather than collectively; e.g. "each", "either", "neither" (as opposed to "all", "both", etc.)
indefinite pronoun
pronoun without a definite referent (e.g. "somebody", "everything", "whoever")
relative pronoun
type of pronoun that marks a relative clause
gender-neutral pronoun
pronouns that don't specify gender or sex of someone
Slovene pronoun
word class in the Slovene language
Spanish pronoun
word class in the Spanish language
possessive pronoun
pronoun acting as modifier showing ownership etc.; e.g. "mine", "hers" (sometimes understood to include possessive determiners e.g. "my", "her")
Proto-Indo-European pronoun
Pronouns in the the theorized common ancestor of the Indo-European language family
interrogative pronoun
pronoun
Japanese pronoun
part of speech
Portuguese pronoun
lexical category in Portuguese
reflexive pronoun
pronoun that is preceded by the noun, adjective, adverb or pronoun to which it refers
exclamatory pronoun
The exclamatory pronoun in grammar is a term used to introduce an exclamation or an affective (emotionally charged) expression.
German pronoun
German words that function as pronouns
dummy pronoun
pronoun having no referent, only used to fulfill grammatical rules; e.g. "it" as in "it rains"
reciprocal pronoun
pronoun that shows reciprocal relationships; e.g. "each other" in "they saw each other"
English personal pronoun
personal pronoun in English
intensive pronoun
pronoun serving to emphasize, that can be dropped without loss of meaning other than emphasis; e.g. "myself" in "I did it myself"
they
English-language third-person plural, also used as a singular pronoun
Arabic pronouns
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