weis

[← Prot-Germ *wez, *wīz; OE wé (Mod E we); O Fris wī; O Sax wī; Dt wij; OHG wir (Mod G wir); Icel vér; Dan, Norw, Sw vi ← Indo-Europ *weyóm; Sanskr vауám; Avest vaēm;
oblique case forms are derived from the Prot-Germ stem *uns; Goth uns, unsis; OE ús (Dat, Acc), úsic, úsih (Acc) (Mod E us); O Sax ūs, unsik; OHG uns, unsih (Mod G uns); O Icel oss; Sw oss ← Indo-Europ *ṇs-, *nas-; Sanskr nаs “us”; Lat nōs “we; us”; O Slav насъ (Russ нас “us”)
for the etymology of Gen case forms vid Goth unsar poss pron]

weis- Nom- Matth. VI, 12; IX, 14; Mrk. IX, 28; X, 28; XIV, 58; XIV, 63; Luk. III, 14; IX, 13; IX, 43; XVIII, 28; Jhn. VI, 42; VI, 69 etc
unsara - Gen- Mrk. IX, 22; Rom. XIV, 12; Ephes. IV, 7
unsis - Dat, Acc - Matth. VIII, 25; VIII, 29; XXVI, 68; XXVII, 4; Mrk. V, 12; VI, 3; IX, 5; IX, 22; IX, 38; X, 4; XII, 19 etc
uns - Dat, Acc - Matth. VI, 11; VI, 12; VI, 13; VIII, 29; VIII, 31; Mrk. I, 24; Luk. I, 1; II, 48; IV, 34; IX, 13; XVII, 5; XX, 14 etc
weizuþ-þan = weis + -uh part (vid -uh) + þan (vid þan adv) - Cor. I, IV, 10

3.1. Personal pronouns

personal pronouns, 1st person
	singular	plural	ორობითი
nominative	ik	weis	wit
genitive	meina	unsara	ugkara
dative	mis	unsis, uns	ugkis
accusative	mik	uns, unsis	ugkis

personal pronouns, 2nd person
	singular	plural	dual
nominative	þu	jus	jut
genitive	þeina	izwara	igqara
dative	þus	izwis	igqis
accusative	þuk	izwis	igqis

personal pronouns, 3rd person
singular number
	masculine	neuter	feminine
nominative	is	ita	si
genitive	is	is	izos
dative	imma	imma	izai
accusative	ina	ita	ija
plural number
	masculine	neuter	feminine
nominative	eis	ija	ijos
genitive	ize	ize	izo
dative	im	im	im
accusative	ins	ija	ijos