Cénúglot has equivalents to this/these and that/those when used to describe specific nouns, for example, rô chéna (this dog), thá úlid (that apple), rés césutén (these houses), thés bhegálós (those words).

This should not be confused with the Indefinite Demonstrative Pronouns for this and that.

Equivalent of “this/these”

Equivalent of “that/those”

Example Sentences

Using césut (masculine)

• This house is important — ésá rô césut grâhas
• That house is important — ésá thô césut grâhas
• These houses are important — ésá rés césutén grâhas
• Those houses are important — ésá thés césutén grâhas

Using ídés (feminine)

• This idea is important — ésá rá ídés shagrâhas
• That idea is important — ésá thá ídés shagrâhas
• These ideas are important — ésá rés ídésós élgrâhas
• Those ideas are important — ésá thés ídésós élgrâhas