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• ᎠᏋᏒ
  “Myself.”

• ᏨᏒ
  “Thyself.”

• ᎤᏩᏒ
  “Himself.”

• ᎩᏅᏒ
  “Ourselves. (Your one self and myself.)”

The following shows the final suffixes -vgi, -vi, -v, -ei as they were used in 1844. Even though it is not reflected in a lot of modern teaching materials, there are communities which still use the -ᎥᎩ suffix.

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