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''Co'' was created by Mary Orovan in 1970. It is derived from the Indo-European ''*ko'', as an inclusive alternative to he or she.<ref>http://www.english.illinois.edu/-people-/faculty/debaron/essays/epicene.htm</ref> Today, ''co'' is still used in some communities, such as in the legal policies of Twin Oaks in Virginia, which provides information on the pronoun in its visitor guide web page.<ref>https://www.twinoakscommunity.org/twinoaks-visits-60/visit-tour-intro</ref> |
''Co'' was created by Mary Orovan in 1970. It is derived from the Indo-European ''*ko'', as an inclusive alternative to he or she.<ref>http://www.english.illinois.edu/-people-/faculty/debaron/essays/epicene.htm</ref> Today, ''co'' is still used in some communities, such as in the legal policies of Twin Oaks in Virginia, which provides information on the pronoun in its visitor guide web page.<ref>https://www.twinoakscommunity.org/twinoaks-visits-60/visit-tour-intro</ref> |
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=== Sh'he/hi'er === |
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!Case |
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!Pronoun |
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!Example |
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!Pronunciation |
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|Nominative |
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|Sh'he |
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|''Sh'he'' went to the store. |
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|/ʃ-hiː/ |
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|Accusative |
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|Hi'er |
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|I met ''he'er'' today. |
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|/hɪər/ |
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|Pronominal Possessive |
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|Hi'er |
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|Sh'he walked ''hi'er'' dog today. |
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|/hɪər/ |
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|Predicative Possessive |
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|Hi'er's |
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|If I need a phone my friend will let me borrow hi'er''<nowiki/>'s''. |
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|/hɪərz/ |
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|Reflexive |
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|Hi'erself |
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|Sh'he has to drive ''hi'erself'' to school. |
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|/hɪərsɛlf/ |
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A pronoun set created by May Griffin in 2021 as a gendered alternative to explicitly gender neutral and genderless neopronouns. The pronoun set uses contractions of she/her and he/him so as to combine both into a single pronoun and is both masculine and feminine. It was loosely derived from shi/hir and pronouns like s/he that combine both she and he. |
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=== Ve === |
=== Ve === |
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