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English

Translations

personal pronoun "he"

Abkhaz: иара (jara)
Afar: usuk
Afrikaans: hy (af)
Akan: ɔno
Albanian: ai (sq)
Alviri-Vidari: او (u)
Amharic: እሱ (ʾəsu)
Arabic: هُوَ (ar) (huwa)
Egyptian Arabic: هُوَّ (hówwa)

Hijazi Arabic: هُوَّ (huwwa)

Levantine Arabic: هُوِّ m (huwwe)

Moroccan Arabic: هُوَّ (huwwa)

Tunisian Arabic: هُوَّ m (huwwa)
Aragonese: él
Aramaic:
Hebrew: הו (hū)

Syriac: ܗܘ (hū)

Western Neo-Aramaic: ܗܘܗ (hūh)
Armenian: նա (hy) (na)
Aromanian: el, elu, nãs, nãsu
Assamese: সি (xi) (familiar), তেওঁ (teü̃) (formal)
Asturian: él (ast), elli (ast)
Aymara: jupa (both male and female)
Azerbaijani: o (az) (both male and female)
Bambara: a (both male and female)
Bashkir: (both male and female) ул (ul)
Basque: (both male and female) bera, hura (eu)
Belarusian: ён (be) (jon)
Bengali: (familiar, both male and female) সে (bn) (śe), (formal, you, he, she) আপনি (bn) (apni)
Bikol Central: siya (bcl) (both male and female)
Bislama: hem
Bouyei: deel (both male and female)
Breton: eñ (br) m
Bulgarian: той (bg) (toj)
Burmese: သူ (my) (su) (colloquially also feminine)
Buryat: тэрэ (tere)
Carpathian Rusyn: он (on)
Catalan: ell (ca)
Cebuano: siya (both male and female)
Central Sierra Miwok: hís·ak
Chechen: и (i), иза (iza)
Cherokee: ᏀᎢ (nahi)
Chichewa: iye
Chinese:
Cantonese: 佢 (yue) (keoi⁵) (both male and female), 他 (yue) (ta¹) (formal, from Mandarin)

Dungan: та (ta) (both male and female)

Eastern Min: 伊 (ĭ) (both male and female), 他 (tă) (formal)

Gan: 渠 (qie²) (both male and female)

Hakka: 佢 (kì, yì) (both male and female), 他 (thâ) (formal)

Hokkien: 伊 (zh-min-nan) (i) (both male and female)

Jin: 他 (ta¹)

Mandarin: 他 (zh) (tā), 伊 (zh) (yī) (literary, both male and female), 怹 (zh) (tān) (dialectal, honorific, both male and female)

Northern Min: 佢 (gṳ̀) (both male and female)

Teochew: 伊 (i¹) (vernacular, both male and female)

Wu: 伊

Xiang: 他 (ta¹)
Chuvash: (both male and female) вӑл (văl)
Cornish: ev (kw)
Corsican: ellu, eddu
Cree: (both male and female) wiya
Czech: on (cs) (1)
Dalmatian: jal
Danish: han (da)
Dutch: hij (nl), (unemphatic, clitic) ie (nl)
Dyirbal: not used in Dyirbal (Dyirbal has no third-person pronoun)
Dzongkha: ཁོ (kho)
East Central German: ar
Erzya: сон (son) (both male and female)
Esperanto: li (eo)
Estonian: tema (et), ta (et) (both male and female), too (et)
Even: ноӈан (noŋan)
Evenki: нуңан
Ewe: (both male and female) eya
Faroese: hann (fo) m
Fijian: (both male and female) koya
Finnish: hän (fi) (both male and female), se (fi) (colloquial)
French: il (fr)
Old French: il
Friulian: lui
Galician: el (gl) m
Georgian: ის (ka) (is) (both male and female)
German: er (de)
Greek: αυτός (el) m (aftós)
Ancient Greek: (subject pronouns are often omitted, or a demonstrative is used: medial, proximal, distal) οὗτος (hoûtos), ὅδε (hóde), ἐκεῖνος (ekeînos); (Epic) ὁ m (ho), ὅς m (hós); (Koine, rare) αὐτός m (autós)
Greenlandic: una
Guaraní: (both male and female) ha'e
Gun: é (guw) (both male and female)
Haitian Creole: li
Hausa: (independent form) shíi
Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai: nyihá (both male and female)
Hawaiian: (both male and female) ia
Hebrew: הוּא (he) (hu)
Hindi: (he, she and it) वह (hi) (vah), यह (hi) (yah)
Hiri Motu: ia
Hopi: pam
Hungarian: ő (hu) (both male and female), (usually indicated by the zero suffix only) -∅
Icelandic: hann (is)
Ido: il (io), ilu (io)
Indonesian: dia (id), ia (id) (both male and female)
Ingrian: hää
Interlingua: ille (ia)
Inuktitut: ᐅᓇ (ona)
Irish: sé (ga) (conjunctive), é (disjunctive)
Old Irish: é
Istriot: el
Italian: lui (it), egli (it)
Japanese: 彼 (ja) (かれ, káre), (both male and female) あの人 (あのひと, ano hito), (あのかた, polite) あの方 (ano kata), (impolite) その奴 (そのやつ, sono yatsu), (impolite, person, animal or thing) 奴 (ja) (やつ, yatsu), (impolite) そいつ (ja) (soitsu)
Judeo-Italian: אֵיסוֹ (ʾeso /⁠esso⁠/)
Kabuverdianu: el
Kannada: (this person) ಇವನು (kn) (ivanu), ಇವ (kn) (iva), (that person) ಅವನು (kn) (avanu), ಅವ (kn) (ava)
Karakhanid: اُلْ c or n (ol)
Karelian: häi (both male and female), heän, hiän (both male and female)
Kashubian: òn
Kazakh: ол (kk) (ol) (both male and female)
Khakas: ол (ol) (both male and female)
Khmer: គាត់ (km) (koat), គេ (km) (kei), លោក (km) (look), ទ្រង់ (km) (trŭəng), ព្រះអង្គ (km) (prĕəh ʼɑng), វា (km) (viə)
Korean: 그 (ko) (geu), 그이 (ko) (geu'i), 이분 (ko) (ibun) (he or she, polite)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: (both male and female) ew (ku)
Kyrgyz: ал (ky) (al) (both male and female)
Lao: ເຂົາ (lo) (khao) (both male and female)
Latgalian: jis, šys
Latin: is (la), ille (la), hic (la)
Latvian: viņš (lv)
Limburgish: hae (li), er (li) ((after the verb))
Lingala: yě (both male and female)
Lithuanian: jis (lt)
Lombard: lu (lmo)
Louisiana Creole French: li (both male and female)
Lü: please add this translation if you can
Luxembourgish: hien (lb)
Macedonian: тој (mk) m (toj)
Malay: dia (ms) (both male and female), baginda (for kings, queens and Muslim prophets), beliau (ms) (for notable people)
Malayalam: അവന് (avaṉ), അദ്ദേഹം (ml) (addēhaṁ)
Maltese: hu (mt)
Manx: eh (nonemphatic), eshyn (emphatic)
Maore Comorian: waye (both male and female)
Maori: ia
Maranao: iyan
Mazanderani: وه (ve) (both male and female)
Mbyá Guaraní: ha'e
Mòcheno: er
Moksha: сон (son) (both male and female)
Mon: ညး (mnw) (ɲɛ̀h), ဍေံ (ɗɛ̀h) (both male and female)
Mongolian: (he and she) тэр (mn) (ter)
Mori Bawah: ta
Motu: ia
Nanai: нёани (njoani)
Neapolitan: isse
Nias: ia (nia)
Norwegian: han (no)
Occitan: el (oc)
Odia: ସେ (se)
Ojibwe: wiin (both male and female)
Old Church Slavonic:
Cyrillic: онъ (onŭ)
Old East Slavic: онъ (onŭ)
Old English: hē (ang)
Ossetian: уый (wyj)
Pali: so
Pashto: هغه (ps) (hağë) (absent or distant, both male and female), دی (ps) (day) (visible or present)
Pela: jɔ̃³¹
Persian: او (fa) (u) (both male and female), وی (fa) (vey/vay) (formal), اوی (uy) (archaic)
Piedmontese: chiel
Pijin: hem
Pipil: yaja, yaha
Pirahã: hi
Pitjantjatjara: (here) ngaa, (ergative) ngaanya; (there) pala, (ergative) palanya; (over there) nyara, (ergative) nyaranya; (previously mentioned or not visible) palunya, (ergative) palunyanya
Polish: on (pl)
Portuguese: ele (pt)
Quechua: pay (qu) (both male and female)
Rapa Nui: ia
Romani: ov
Kalo Finnish Romani: jou

Vlax Romani: vov
Romanian: dumnealui (ro) (formal), el (ro) (informal)
Romansch: el
Russian: он (ru) (on)
Sami:
Inari: sun (both male and female)

Lule: sån (both male and female)

Northern: son (both male and female)

Skolt: son (both male and female)

Southern: dïhte (both male and female)
Sanskrit: स (sa) (sa)
Sardinian: issu
Scottish Gaelic: e (nonemphatic), esan (emphatic)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: о̑н

Latin: ȏn (sh)
Shan: please add this translation if you can
Sicilian: iddu (scn)
Sidamo: isi
Sindhi: ھوُ
Sinhalese: එයා (eyā) (informal), ඔහු (si) (ohu) (formal)
Slovak: on (sk)
Slovene: òn (sl)
Somali: isaga
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: wón

Upper Sorbian: wón (hsb)
Spanish: él (es)
Sranan Tongo: a
Swahili: (both male and female) yeye
Swedish: han (sv) c
Sylheti: ꠢꠦ (he), ꠔꠣꠁꠘ (tain)
Tagalog: (ng form) ^{(please verify)} niya, (sa form) ^{(please verify)} kaniya, (unmarked form) ^{(please verify)} siya (all both male and female)
Tajik: ӯ (tg) (ü) (both male and female)
Talysh: اه (a), ا (a)
Tamil: அவன் (ta) class distal (avaṉ)
Taos: ą́wąną
Tarifit: netta m
Tatar: ул (tt) (ul) (both male and female)
Tausug: sia
Tedim Chin: amah
Telugu: అతడు (te) (ataḍu), అతను (te) (atanu)
Tetum: nia
Thai: เขา (th) (kǎo) (both male and female)
Tibetan: ཁོང (khong) (ordinary male/female), ཁོ་རང (kho rang) (familiar male), ཁོ (kho)
Tigrinya: ንሱ (ti) (nəsu)
Tlingit: hú
Tok Pisin: em (tpi)
Tumbuka: iye
Tupinambá: (both male and female) a'e
Turkish: o (tr) (both male and female)
Turkmen: ol (both male and female)
Udmurt: со (so)
Ukrainian: він (uk) (vin)
Unami: nàni (both male and female)
Urdu: وہ (vah), یہ (yah)
Uyghur: (both male and female) ئۇ (ug) (u)
Uzbek: u (uz) (both male and female)
Venetian: el (vec) m, eło
Vietnamese: (young man) anh ấy, (older or respected man) ông ấy, (child) nó (vi), (informal or pejorative) hắn (vi), (South) ổng (vi), (South) ảnh (vi)
Volapük: om (vo)
Welsh: ef, fe, fo (cy)
West Frisian: hy (fy), (clitic) er (fy)
White Hmong: nws (both male and female)
Wolof: moom (wo)
Yagnobi: aх
Yakut: кини (kini)
Yámana: kitu
Yiddish: ער (er)
Yoruba: ó, (both male and female) á
Yucatec Maya: letiʼ (both male and female)
Zazaki: o (diq), ey (diq)
Zealandic: 'ie, (unemphatic, clitic) 'n
Zhuang: de (both male and female)
Zou: ema
Zulu: yena class 1 (most common), wona class 3, lona class 5, sona class 7, yona class 9, lona class 11
ǃKung: ha (both male and female)
ǃXóõ: èh, (emphatic) èhʻè, ã`h, (emphatic) ã̀hʻã̀

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