us.
(Of thelat.)(us, pl. ofego, I).
1. pron. person. It is the dative and accusative of 1st person plural masculine and feminine. Does not support preposition and it can be used as enclítico. We looked at. Look at Nos. The verbal forms from 1st person plural to be postponed as enclítico lost its final s ; e.g., sit. Or we can be in any case the decline, except in Vocative, and the oblique requires preposition; e.g., come to us the Thy Kingdom; requested by us holy mother of Dios. This manner of speaking is outdated, but sometimes uses even us when applied to themselves the plural number certain people of very high standard, as the King, and
l Pope or bishops.
