Pronouns are classified as a nominal category as they start with a vowel and can be the heads of NPs. This, however, only applies to free pronouns, as the three bound pronoun sets (subject, object, and possessive pronouns) attach to verbs or nouns. This section discusses all bound and free pronouns in Abesabesi. Table lists all pronoun paradigms and rlinks to the respective section in which they are discussed.Cite

Of these twelve pronoun sets, the first eight are personal pronouns (bound subject, bound object, bound possessive, independent, logophoric, dative, independent possessive, and emphatic). All personal pronouns, whether free or bound, distinguish three persons and two numbers (singular and plural). The third person in all personal pronoun types additionally distinguishes between human and non-human referents. Cite