Editing Etruscan language (section)

===Pronouns===
Personal pronouns refer to persons; demonstrative pronouns point out English ''this'', ''that'', ''there''.<ref>The summary in this section is taken from the tables of the Bonfantes (2002) pp. 91–94, which go into considerably more detail, citing examples.</ref>

====Personal====
The first-person personal pronoun has a nominative {{Transliteration|ett|mi}} ('I') and an accusative {{Transliteration|ett|mini}} ('me'). The third person has a personal form {{Transliteration|ett|an}} ('he' or 'she') and an inanimate {{Transliteration|ett|in}} ('it'). The second person is uncertain but some scholars, such as the Bonfantes, have claimed a dative singular {{Transliteration|ett|une}} ('to thee') and an accusative singular {{Transliteration|ett|un}} ('thee').{{sfn|Bonfante|Bonfante|2002|pp=91–94}}

====Demonstrative====
The demonstratives, {{Transliteration|ett|ca}} and {{Transliteration|ett|ta}}, are used without distinction for 'that' or 'this'. The nominative–accusative singular forms are: {{Transliteration|ett|ica}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|eca}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|ca}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|ita}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|ta}}; the plural: {{Transliteration|ett|cei}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|tei}}. There is a genitive singular: {{Transliteration|ett|cla}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|tla}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|cal}} and plural {{Transliteration|ett|clal}}. The accusative singular: {{Transliteration|ett|can}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|cen}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|cn}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|ecn}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|etan}}'','' {{Transliteration|ett|tn}}; plural {{Transliteration|ett|cnl}} 'these/those'. Locative singular: {{Transliteration|ett|calti, ceiθi, clθ(i), eclθi}}; plural {{Transliteration|ett|caiti, ceiθi}}.