Translation equivalents
English:
Major: he / it / she
Secondary: her, him, they, them
Māori:
Major: ia
Notes
The pointing form is used for all personal pronouns, without marking gender or case. Pointing away from the body, as shown, indicates a non-first person referent or pronoun. Although generally a personal pronoun, this sign is also used sometimes with possessive meaning (his, hers, its). Sometimes used for plural (group) reference.
Examples
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he[2297] learn[1513] nzsl[3261] he[2297]
He is learning NZSL.
he_it_she.2297.main_glosses.mb.r480x360.mp4 - main
he_it_she-2297-high_resolution.png - main
he_it_she.2297.finalexample1.mb.r480x360.mp4 - finalexample1
Relations to glosses
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