| Part of Speech | pron |
| Morphology | e-an |
| Gloss | H-2SG.PRON |
| comment | The heavy 2nd person singular pronoun functions as a topical subject and a reflexive object as in [San 01E(Eno) 077]. In [Vos 01R(Vos) 322] it functions as the secondary object and is marked by the object article <bene>. |
Example 170:
Ei enam paa maake ki vue bene an, ha, ean tau vahio e.This is, we have chosen you for him, you are about to marry him.
- Source:
- Vos 01R(Vos) 322
Example 1348:
Ean ma tara tea beiko vai ei.You come (and) look at this child here.
- Source:
- Siv 01R 038
Example 1349:
Ean toro vagana maa!You must go fishing for us!
- Source:
- Iar 02RG 135
Example 1350:
Ean paapoo nom!You stay at home!
- Source:
- Aro 11R 012
Example 1351:
Sisira maa roho ean, ean na antee nasu nom tea vagana?Look first at yourself, would you be able to fish?
- Source:
- Mah 04R 046
Example 1352:
Menaa ean, ean re tamenaa gunaha voen to tei nae, e Suvin.Bend yourself so that you get bent down to where he, Suvin, is staying.
- Source:
- San 01E(Eno) 077