dunno the accusatives & possessives, but if I follow middle English’s gendered pronouns, we could use:
a/am/as
or
a/ar/ars
e.g.
I think a is very nice.
I met am/ar recently.
Is this as/ars dog?
A told me that the house is as/ars.
A said a would rather do it aself.
What do you think?
Reminds me of:
他, 她, 它 (ㄊㄚ, tā)
Optional title:
Is it literally just the letter a?
Correct. I was researching if Middle English Speakers had accusatives & possessives transformations for “a,” but I couldn’t find any of the available papers alive if they had any transformations whatsoever. I am trying to see if we can make our own, or stick to David Lindsay’s ae/aer (1920), or Francis Augustus Brewster’s e/em/es (1841).
“Ou” doesn’t fit right with modern “We/us/our”