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1883 July, Emrys ap Iwan, “Agwyddor ac Orgraff y Gymraeg. [The Alphabet and Orthography of Welsh.]”, in John Thomas, editor, Y Geninen: Cylchgrawn Cenedlaethol. [The Leek: A National Magazine.], volume I, number 3, page 224:I mi, i ti, &c. — Byddai yn well cyfuno’r rhagenwau personol â’r arddodiad i yn y dull hwn : —
iddof (fi) iddom (ni)
iddot (ti) iddoch (chwi)
iddo (ef) iddynt (hwy)
iddi (hi)- I mi, i ti, &c. — It would be better to combine the personal pronouns with the preposition i in this manner : —
iddof (me) iddom (us)
iddot (thee) iddoch (you)
iddo (him) iddynt (them)
iddi (her)