Such pronunciation overlap, particularly after sound changes deleting final vowels on words became widespread, created ...

Unlike nouns and verbs, pronouns usually evolve glacially. Anglophones have been using their tidy little set for centuries. But change is not impossible. In Sweden “hen”, a gender-neutral pronoun, ...

In Pronoun Trouble, John McWhorter manages to make an intimidating topic zestier, more accessible, and more provocative than might reasonably be expected.

the third-person plural pronoun was “thei/theim,” depending on whether used as a subject (thei) or an object (theim). Given its more distinct pronunciation from the Old English singular “hē ...

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For some people, pronouns aren’t about specifying which ones they want to use, but instead about welcoming any and all.

School employees were prohibited from asking students to call them by such pronouns, and students were not to be required to ...

For my part, I don’t especially object to the Latin as such ... the eighth century—are used just once as a feminine as well as a masculine noun, in the plural. (Consistency in ritual seems ...