Personal Descriptions 11 (paradigm for ma dhe ... )

In PD2 we met the use of Ma dhebm … for I have …. Here is the complete present tense paradigm, plus the question and negative versions:

Ma dhebm Ma dhis Ma dhodho Ma dhedhy (or dhedhi) Ma dhen Ma dhewgh (the <gh> is silent) Ma dhodhans	I have You (thou) have He has (also it has) She has (also it has) We have You (formal or plural) have They have
Eus dhebm? Eus dhis? Eus dhodho? Eus dhedhy? Eus dhen? Eus dhewgh? Eus dhodhans?	Do I have? Do you have? Does he have? Does she have? Do we have? Do you have? Do they have?
Nag eus dhebm Nag eus dhis Nag eus dhodho Nag eus dhedhy Nag eus dhen Nag eus dhewgh Nag eus dhodhans	I do not have You do not have He does not have She does not have We do not have You do not have They do not have

Here are some examples (the word order is not set in stone – generally put stressed things early – and there are other alternatives to these):

Ma dhebm blew dû.                           I have black hair.

Ma blew dû dhebm.                           I have black hair.

Eus dhewgh blew gwydn?                Do you have white hair?

Nag eus dhedhy blew melyn.           She does not have blonde hair.

Eus dhodhans oll lagajow tewal?     Do they all have brown eyes?

Ma dhis blew teg.                             You have pretty hair. (familiar)  

Nag eus dhodho abranjow veth oll.  He doesn’t have any eyebrows at all.

Nag eus barv dhodho.                      He doesn’t have a beard.