|| yo- || tse |} Third person pronouns follow a complex pattern of kinship and gendered speech that corresponds very closely to the animate noun suffixes. ho- / ho- / hodiany male or female Yuchi (used by men and women) se- / sio- / sediany younger (for men, related) female (used by men and women) s'e- / s'io- / s'ediyounger male relative (used by women only) e- / eyo- / ediolder female relative (used by men and women) o- / o- / odiyounger unrelated male or any other unrelated person (used by women only) i-any older male relative (used by women only) we- / yo- / wedi'all animate, non-Yuchi beings First person pronouns in the plural are inclusive and exclusive, and there are several kinship-specific third person forms. {| class="wikitable" ! || Subject Series 1 || Subject Series 2 || Independent |- ! 1st Person Pl. | o- / no- || o- / no- || odi' / nodi' |- ! 2nd Person Pl. | a- || a'yo- || a'dze |} A few of the third person singular pronouns double as plural pronouns as well. ho- / ho- / hodiany male or female Yuchi (used by men and women) o- / o- / odiin the plural, refers to any younger Yuchi regardless of kinship or gender (used by women only) i-in the plural, refers to any older Yuchi regardless of kinship or gender (used by women only) we- / yo- / wedi'all animate, non-Yuchi beings The next set, termed the Objective Series, denotes the direct or indirect object relationship of the pronoun to the verb. It otherwise functions identically to the Subjective Series; the two pronoun sets are distinguished by their relative positions within the verb complex. {| class="wikitable" |+ Objective Series ! || Direct Series 1 || Direct Series 2 || Indirect |- ! 1st Person Sing. | di- || do- || di |- ! 2nd Person Sing. | ne- || yo- || tse |} The third person singular pronouns are identical to those of the Subjective Series. ho- / ho- / hodiany male or female Yuchi (used by men and women) se- / sio- / sediany younger (for men, related) female (used by men and women) s'e- / s'io- / s'ediyounger male relative (used by women only) e- / eyo- / ediolder female relative (used by men and women) o- / o- / odiyounger unrelated male or any other