Category:Nominal Categories
Feature:Plurality in Independent Personal Pronouns WALS
Name:Person stem + nominal plural affix
Languages (103):
Conlangs (94):
Kamakawi
Zhyler
Naisek
Khangathyagon
Velu
Rejistanian
Dainyu
Malabas
Missa
Ruzian
project 1
Reisu
Sihaku
Dzuutani
draga
Uirian
Ngaru
Raig
Na'vi
Standard Ancaron
Celinese

The feminine plural is added to ergative singular pronouns to pluralise:

Ais (I) becomes aisot (exclusive we) Ana (you) becomes anot (you plural) Sà (she, he, it) becomes saiot (they).

This is not true in other circumstances, such as the absolutive, used for direct object pronouns:

Mé (me) but fair (us) Ané (you) but anaith (you plural) Sé (him, her, it) but seith (them)

Baranxe'i
Proto-Aukkangtin
Redspeech
Korpasian
Arroe
Lup (Simplified)
Mamambam
Vrlungla
Barbane
Wexelgwe
westcontinental Ngyamkyehe language
Maja
Doayâu
Kaujasakka
Inilt
Old Nevotak
Temarp
Eranai
Iaskyon
Sazhir
Meino
FeNeKeRe
Keihansoukaishi
Clofabian
Yuzojo
Oklane
Suhon
Gavdorean
Wihri
Patuximis
Ernalan
Onnasurin
Common Honey
Etelegbe
Mesak
Xingish
Qrai
Dhrahhynian
Ancient Draconian
INS
Nomikan
Kiriyow (Creole)
TBD
griuskant
Miirna
Dunia
Nylaf
Unish
mundeze
Polarian
Saremite, Old
Inote
’Ukana’akau
Cardhic, Common
Oksa language
Celestial
Votgil
Yuraalian
Rukun
Toki Ma
Algilez
Somish
Palato
Cannic
Omni-kan
Volapuk
Ido
Sibirgo
Ebma
Latejami
Sona
Zese
Nao

Natlangs (9):
Japanese
Turkish
Khalkha
Meithei
Mixtec (Chalcatongo)
Nivkh
Wichi
Nenets
Trumai