Editing Yuchi language (section)

===Pronouns===
The Yuchi [[pronoun]] is extremely complex.{{sfn|Wagner|1938|p=311}} Except in a few emphatic forms,{{sfn|Speck|1909|p=15}} the pronoun is always suffixed to a verb or noun stem, and appears in eight distinct sets.{{sfn|Wagner|1938|p=324}}

The first pronoun set, termed the ''Subjective Series'',{{sfn|Wagner|1938|p=325}} denotes the subject relationship of the pronoun to the verb.{{sfn|Ballard|1978|p=103}} Series 1 and 2 are close variations that respectively represent a general and specific object, whereas the "independent series" represents freestanding pronouns.{{sfn|Wagner|1938|p=325}}

::{| class="wikitable"
|+ Subjective Series
! || Subject Series 1 || Subject Series 2 || Independent
|-
! 1st Person Sing.
| di- || do- || di
|-
! 2nd Person Sing.
| ne- || yo- || tse
|}

Third person pronouns follow a complex pattern of kinship and gendered speech that corresponds very closely to the animate noun suffixes.
*ho- / ho- / hodi{{in5|8}}any male or female Yuchi (used by men and women)
*se- / sio- / sedi{{in5|8}}any younger (for men, related) female (used by men and women)
*s'e- / s'io- / s'edi{{in5}}younger male relative (used by women only)
*e- / eyo- / edi{{in5|10}}older female relative (used by men and women)
*o- / o- / odi{{in5|14}}younger unrelated male or any other unrelated person (used by women only)
*i-{{in5|29}}any older male relative (used by women only)
*we- / yo- / wedi'{{in5|6}}all animate, non-Yuchi beings

First person pronouns in the plural are [[Clusivity|inclusive and exclusive]], and there are several kinship-specific third person forms.

::{| class="wikitable"
! || Subject Series 1 || Subject Series 2 || Independent
|-
! 1st Person Pl.
| o- / no- || o- / no- || odi' / nodi'
|-
! 2nd Person Pl.
| a- || a'yo- || a'dze
|}

A few of the third person singular pronouns double as plural pronouns as well.
*ho- / ho- / hodi{{in5|8}}any male or female Yuchi (used by men and women)
*o- / o- / odi{{in5|14}}in the plural, refers to any younger Yuchi regardless of kinship or gender (used by women only)	
*i-{{in5|29}}in the plural, refers to any older Yuchi regardless of kinship or gender (used by women only)
*we- / yo- / wedi'{{in5|6}}all animate, non-Yuchi beings

The next set, termed the ''Objective Series'',{{sfn|Wagner|1938|p= 330}} denotes the direct or indirect object relationship of the pronoun to the verb.{{sfn|Ballard|1978|p=104}} It otherwise functions identically to the Subjective Series; the two pronoun sets are distinguished by their relative positions within the verb complex.{{sfn|Wagner|1938|p=330}}

::{| class="wikitable"
|+ Objective Series
! || Direct Series 1 || Direct Series 2 || Indirect
|-
! 1st Person Sing.
| di- || do- || di
|-
! 2nd Person Sing.
| ne- || yo- || tse
|}

The third person singular pronouns are identical to those of the Subjective Series.
*ho- / ho- / hodi{{in5|8}}any male or female Yuchi (used by men and women)
*se- / sio- / sedi{{in5|8}}any younger (for men, related) female (used by men and women)
*s'e- / s'io- / s'edi{{in5}}younger male relative (used by women only)
*e- / eyo- / edi{{in5|10}}older female relative (used by men and women)
*o- / o- / odi{{in5|14}}younger unrelated male or any other unrelated person (used by women only)	
*i-{{in5|29}}any older male relative (used by women only)
*we- / yo- / wedi'{{in5|6}}all animate, non-Yuchi beings

::{| class="wikitable"
! || Direct Series 1 || Direct Series 2 || Indirect
|-
! 1st Person Pl.
| ondze- / ondzio- || ondzio- / nondzio- || ontso / nonsto
|-
! 2nd Person Pl.
| andze- || andzio- || aso
|}

As above, the third person plural pronouns are identical to those of the Subjective Series.
*ho- / ho- / hodi{{in5|8}}any male or female Yuchi (used by men and women)
*o- / o- / odi{{in5|14}}in the plural, refers to any younger Yuchi regardless of kinship or gender (used by women only)	
*i-{{in5|29}}in the plural, refers to any older Yuchi regardless of kinship or gender (used by women only)
*we- / yo- / wedi'{{in5|6}}all animate, non-Yuchi beings

====Reflexive pronouns====
[[Reflexive pronoun]]s are amalgamations of the Objective Series 1 and Subjective Series 1 ("Reflexive Series 1") or Subjective Series 2 ("Reflexive Series 2") pronouns.{{sfn|Wagner|1938|p=333}}

::{| class="wikitable"
! || Reflexive Series 1 || Reflexive Series 2
|-
! 1st Person Sing.
| tse di- || do'-
|-
! 2nd Person Sing.
| nendze ne'- || yo'-
|}

Reflexive third person pronouns function the same, in terms of kinship and gendered speech, as their non-reflexive counterparts.
*hode'- / hondio'-{{in5|8}}any male or female Yuchi (used by men and women)
*siode'- / siodio'-{{in5|9}}any younger (for men, related) female (used by men and women)
*s'iode'- / s'iodio'-{{in5|8}}younger male relative (used by women only)
*e'yode- / eyondio'-{{in5}}older female relative (used by men and women)
*ode'- / odio'-{{in5|15}}younger unrelated male or any other unrelated person (used by women only)	
*yode'- / yondio'-{{in5|10}}any older male relative (used by women only)

Plural reflexive pronouns demonstrate clusivity in the first person, and are identical to non-reflexives in terms of kinship and gendered speech.

::{| class="wikitable"
|-
! || Reflexive Series 1 || Reflexive Series 2
|-
! 1st Person Pl.
| ondzeo'- / nondzeno'- || ondzeo'- / nondzeno'-
|-
! 2nd Person Pl.
| andzea'- || andzea'yo-
|}

Plural reflexive pronouns function identically to their non-reflexive counterparts in the third person.
*hode'- / hondio'-{{in5|8}}any male or female Yuchi (used by men and women)
*ode'- / odio'-{{in5|14}}in the plural, refers to any younger Yuchi regardless of kinship or gender (used by women only)	
*yode'- / yondio'-{{in5|8}}in the plural, refers to any older Yuchi regardless of kinship or gender (used by women only)