A compendious guide to the Low-Dutch language / Korte wegwyzer der Nederduytsche taal

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Relatives

Have reference to somewhat mentioned before as

	Sing.
Nom.	Het or 't zelve It, the same.
Gen.	des zelfs, its or of it.
Dat.	aan 't zelve to it.
Acc.	hetzelve it.
Abl.	van't zelve from it.
	Plur.
Nom.	Dezelve, They, the same.
Gen.	der zelve of them or of the same.
Dat.	aan de zelve to them.
Acc.	dezelve them.
Abl.	van dezelve from them.
	Sing.
Nom.	Wie, wat, Who, wat.
Gen.	wiens, van wat, whose, of what.
Dat.	wien, aan wien or aan wat, to whom or what.
Acc.	wien, wat, whom, what.
Abl.	van wien or van wat, from whom or what.
	Plur.
Nom.	Wie, wat, Who, what.

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Gen.	wier whose.
Dat.	aan wien or wie to whom.
Acc.	wie whom.
Abl.	van wie from whom.

Note. Wat is oftentimes used in the Plural Number, as Wat voor luyden zyn 't? What people are they?

	Sing.
Nom.	Welk, welke, 't welk Which.
Gen.	welks, van welk, of which.
Dat.	welken or aan welken, aan welke, aan 't welk, to which.
Acc.	welken, welke, welk, which.
Abl.	van welken, van welke, van welk, from which.
	Plur.
Nom.	Welke which.
Gen.	welker of which.
Dat.	aan welken to which.
Acc.	welke which.
Abl.	van welke, from which.

Note. The Singular Number of Welk is divided into three Genders, but the Plural admits no varation.