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Rh :::Singular.


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 * Nom., || denne (a), || denna, || detta, this.
 * Gen., || dennes (as), || dennas, || dettas, "
 * }
 * Gen., || dennes (as), || dennas, || dettas, "
 * }


 * Plural.


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 * Nom., || desse (a), || dessa, || dessa.
 * Gen., || desses (as), || dessas, || dessas.
 * }
 * Gen., || desses (as), || dessas, || dessas.
 * }

The Reciprocal Pronouns hvarandra, hvarannan, 'one another,' 'each other,' take s in the genitive.

The Interrogative and Relative Pronouns are:—


 * Nom., || ho, hvem, || who; || hvad, || what.
 * Gen., || hvars (hvems), || align="center" | " || hvars, || align="center" | "
 * D., Acc., || hvem, || align="center" | " || hvad, || align="center" | "
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 * D., Acc., || hvem, || align="center" | " || hvad, || align="center" | "
 * }
 * }

Hvad för en, m., f., hvad för ett, n., hvad för, pl., are occasionally used instead of the relative hvilken, m., f., hvilket, n., Gen. hvilkens, hvilkets, N. A. D. pl. hvilka, for all genders, Gen. hvilkas, 'which.'

Som, 'whom,' 'which,' 'that,' is not declinable.

The principal Indefinite Pronouns are:—

En, Gen. ens, pl. ena, 'one,' 'some one,' generally used only in the objective case.

Man, 'one,' 'they,' used only in the nominative singular.