A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v2.c12.s2.26

v2.c12.s2.26

Occasionally an emphatic form of these two pronouns is used formed in H. by adding ही or हि, as सोही, जोही, but in Sindhi only ई is added. It will be observed that, of all the languages, S. and M. alone treat these two pronouns as pure adjectives, and give them the distinctions of gender. S. सो m., सा f., but in pl. only से for both genders. M., with its customary redundance of forms, has all three genders for the nominatives of both numbers, but in the oblique singular only m. and f., and in the oblique plural only one form for all three genders.