Below is a list of Middle English personal pronouns.
| Singular | Plural | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | Oblique | Genitive | Nominative | Oblique | Genitive | ||
| First | ik / ich / I | me | my(n) | we | us | oure | |
| Second | þou / thou | þee / thee | þy(n) / thy(n) | ȝe / ye | ȝow / you | ȝower / your | |
| Third | Impersonal | hit | hit / him | his | he þei / they |
hem þem / them |
her þeir / their |
| Masculine | he | him | his | ||||
| Feminine | ȝho / scho / sche | hire | hire | ||||
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