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a.ni is the first-person singular pronoun used by a speaker to identify or emphasize self-reference.
The supplied forms are consistently tagged as first-person singular personal pronouns, marking the speaker or referent as the self in statements, questions, promises, confessions, and contrasts.
Senses in use
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First-person singular personal pronoun · dominant
Each sampled token is tagged Pronoun · Personal · 1st · Common · Sg. In 1 Chronicles 21:17, two occurrences distinguish David's own responsibility from the people; in 1 Kings 18:24, the speaker contrasts his intended action with that of the listeners; and in 1 Samuel 25:24, the speaker places guilt upon herself.
In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB commonly represents this pronoun with first-person English forms such as “I,” “me,” or possessive constructions, though it is a whole-verse translation and may absorb the pronoun into the clause.