The indefinite numerals are: sok, much; sokan, many; kevés, few; annyí, so much; számtalan, innumerable; egynehány, a few, &c.
They are all adjectives, and some of them form also the degrees.
THE PRONOUN.
A pronoun supplies the place of a substantive.
There are five kinds of pronouns:—
| I. | Personal pronouns. |
| II. | Reflective pronouns. |
| III. | Demonstrative pronouns. |
| IV. | Relative pronouns. |
| V. | Interrogative pronouns. |
I. Personal Pronouns.
The personal pronouns are used to supply the names of persons. They are: én, I; te, thou; ő, he or she; mi, we; ti, you; ők, they; and are declined as shown p. 34,
Note.—As may be seen, there are two forms for the accusative plural; and though both of them may be used in each case, yet there is a shade of difference in their meanings. Bennünket, benneteket, bennöket seem to be more emphatical, and might be rendered in English thus:—all of us, all of you, all of them (i.e., not one excepted).
