(_not_); {tuostu} = {tuost du}; {dune}, {dun} = {du ne}
(_not_); {tuo[z]} = {tuo [e:][z]}; {eist}, {[e]st} = {[e:][z] ist}; {dei[z]}
= {da[z] [e:][z]}; {mohter} = {mohte [e:]r}; {baten} = {bat in}; {wir[z]}
= {wir [e:][z]}, &c.

Sec. 66.

2. REFLEXIVE.

SING. PLUR.

Acc. sich sich
Gen. s[i]n (fem. ir) ir
Dat. im, ir in

Sec. 67.

3. POSSESSIVE.

{m[i]n}, _my_; {d[i]n}, _thy_; {s[i]n}, _his_; {ir}, _her_; {unser}, _our_;
{iuwer}, _your_; {ir}, _their_.

They are declined like the strong adjective {michel}, _great_ (Sec. 55). The
dat. sing. forms {d[i]nme}, {s[i]nme} are generally contracted to {d[i]me},
{s[i]me}, see Sec. 9, 3.

Sec. 68.

4. DEMONSTRATIVE.

SING.
_Masc._ _Neut._ _Fem._

Nom. d[e:]r, _the_ da[z] diu
Acc. d[e:]n da[z] die
Gen. d[e:]s d[e:]s d[e:]r(e)
Dat. d[e:]m(e) d[e:]m(e) d[e:]r(e)
Instr. diu

PLUR.
_Masc._ _Neut._ _Fem._

Nom. die diu die
Acc. die diu die
Gen. d[e:]r(e) d[e:]r(e) d[e:]r(e)
Dat. d[e:]n d[e:]n d[e:]n

Like {d[e:]r} is also declined {jener}, _that_, except that the Nom., Acc.
sg. neut. ends in {-e[z]}. {d[e:]r}, &c., is used both as definite article
and relative pronoun.

NOTE.--1. For the fem. nom. sing. and the neut. nom. acc. pl. {diu},
the form {die} was sometimes used; and conversely {diu} for {die} in
the fem. acc. singular. {diu} and {die} were sometimes weakened to
{de}, and to {d'} before words beginning with a vowel. {da[z]} was
sometimes weakened to {de[z]}, and still further to {[z]} which was then
attached to a preceding word, as {l[a]t[z] kind} = {l[a]t da[z] kint};
{an[z]} {in[z]} = {an}, {in da[z]}. {d[e]st}, {deis}, {d[e]s} = {da[z] ist}.

2. The various cases were often fused into one word with
prepositions, as {anme}, {ame}, {am} = {an d[e:]me}; {z[e:]me}, {z[e:]m}
= {ze d[e:]me}; {[u]fme} = {[u]f d[e:]me}; {z[e:]r} = {ze d[e:]r} (fem.);
{[u:]bern} = {[u:]ber d[e:]n}; {[u]f[e:]n} = {[u]f d[e:]n}; {z[e:]n}
= {ze d[e:]n}.

SING.
_Masc._ _Neut._ _Fem._

Nom. dirre (diser, dise), _this_ ditze, diz, di[z] disiu
Acc. disen ditze, diz, di[z] dise
G