As emphatic pronouns, they are used for emphasis: I myself will go to the meeting.

In this table the emphatic pronoun is written as -sh immediately following the main word.

The emphatic pronouns are used to express emphasis or contrast:

When the emphatic pronoun is used separately the verb has no inflexion (save for number)"."

In some cases, reflexives without local antecedents may be better analyzed as emphatic pronouns without any true reflexive sense.

Emphatic pronouns are derived from Gurindji and are classified as nominals because they can be case-marked.

Emphatic Pronouns Matching exercise Match the items on the right with the items on the left.

Ottawa interrogative pronouns and adverbs frequently have the emphatic pronoun dash fused with them to form a single word.

Note, that the emphatic pronouns are not common in East Mekeo as they compete with another more common topicaliser, au-ŋa.

Emphatic pronouns in Futuna-Aniwa are used to indicate that the designated referent in a clause is the only referent being referred to.

The emphatic pronoun in Lengo is optional, and can occur in combination with obligatory pronouns that may occur with subject or object function.

The six students in Robert Neff's Latin class worked on emphatic pronouns, the masculine of which begins ipse, ipsius, ipsi, ipsum, ipso.

The emphatic pronouns can be used with possessive adjectives in the same way as the simple pronouns are used (with the added function of distinction or connection).

The emphatic pronouns serve as subjects of equational sentences, as complements of prepositions, in order to emphasize objects, in coordination structures, and with topicalized or focused subjects.

Potential heads are: nouns, nominalised adjectives, emphatic pronouns and demonstratives (this/that); and modifiers are determiners (in/definite, plural/singular) and adjectives.

The forms in parentheses ending in -c are "emphatic pronouns" and can be added to regular pronouns, as in go gahac 'you yourself' or jahe jahac 'they themselves'.

Pronominal reference is made by using the separate Unami emphatic pronouns for first person singular, second person singular, and an emphatic form of the inanimate singular demonstrative pronoun ('this').