Editing Chewa language (section)

===={{lang|ny|yénse}}, {{lang|ny|yékha}}, {{lang|ny|yémwe}}====
The three pronominal adjectives {{lang|ny|yénse}} 'all', {{lang|ny|yékha}} 'alone', {{lang|ny|yémwe}} 'that same' (or 'who') have the same pronominal concords {{lang|ny|yé-}} and {{lang|ny|(w)ó-}}, this time as prefixes:
*{{lang|ny|Maláwi yénse}} 'the whole of Malawi'
*{{lang|ny|aná ónse}} 'all the children'
*{{lang|ny|yékha}} 'on his/her own'
*{{lang|ny|ókha}} 'on their own'
*{{lang|ny|mwaná yemwéyo}} 'that same child'
*{{lang|ny|aná omwéwo}} 'those same children'

In classes 2 and 6, {{lang|ny|ó-}} often becomes {{lang|ny|wó-}} (e.g. {{lang|ny|wónse}} for {{lang|ny|ónse}} etc.).

The commonly used word {{lang|ny|álíyensé}} 'every' is compounded from the verb {{lang|ny|áli}} 'who is' and {{lang|ny|yénse}} 'all'. Both parts of the word have concords:
*{{lang|ny|mwaná álíyensé}} 'every child'
*{{lang|ny|aná awíri álíonsé}} 'every two children'
*{{lang|ny|nyumbá ílíyonsé}} 'every house' (class 4)
*{{lang|ny|chaká chílíchonsé}} 'every year' (class 7)