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The personal pronouns are not declined as such, but some do have particular forms. The first person plural has alternative forms based on sinn and muid. The second person singular may lenite when used objectively (but is subject to the dntls rule). Third person pronouns drop their initial s when used with the copula, and objectively. Forms are shown in the summary table below for use: with the copula: Is é. with analytic verb forms: as subject, aka conjunctive: Feiceann sé. as object, aka disjunctive: Feiceann sé thú. emphatically: Is mise -sa: mise, tusa, sise, sibhse -san: (s)eisean, (s)iadsan -ne: sinne, muidne The possessive pronouns are not declined. An example of synthetic forms is also shown, for standard and dialect/archaic declensions. The etymology table shows how irish pronouns derive, in whole or in part, from the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European pronouns *éǵh₂, *túh₂ and *éy.