Language: | Nahuatl (North Puebla) |
Feature: | Politeness Distinctions in Pronouns by Johannes Helmbrecht |
Value: | Binary politeness distinction |
mo- | 2nd sg. hon. | - bound subject prefixes have a 2nd sg/pl polite form -mo which is identical with the reflexive marker–mo |
mo- | 2nd pl. hon. | |
name'wa-n-ci-cin | 2nd pl. hon. | - 2nd pl polite indpendent pronoun; attached are a plural affix -n, the reduplicated honorific affix-ci, and -cin |
te | 2nd sg. hon. | - the uspecific object pronoun te- is used as a 2nd person sg/pl polite object prefix |
te'wa-cin | 2nd sg. hon. | - this is the 2nd sg free pro plus a honorific marker -cin; - the 2nd person sg free pro te'wa-tl is identicalwith the 1st pl free pro, except that this form te'wa-n hasa plural marker attached |