986 asmad (Ym. n̥smá-) base of obl. cases plur. of 1st pers. pronoun asmāˊn, asmāˊbhiḥ (Ym. n̥smáHbʰiš), asmábhyam (Ym. n̥smáHbʰyam), asmāˊkam (Ym. n̥smā́Ham), asmāˊsu (Ym. n̥smáHsu), dat. loc. asmḗ (Ym. n̥smáy).
Pa. nom. acc. amhē ( -- ē after other pronouns), gen. amhākaṁ, inst. amhēhi; Aś. dh. acc. aphe, gen. aphākaṁ, loc. aphesu; NiDoc. gen. asmakaṁ, inst. asmehi; Pk. nom. acc. amhē, gen. amhāṇaṁ, inst. amhēhiṁ.
The Kaf. and Dard. forms are discussed in detail by Morgenstierne IL v 357 ff., as well as Japonic by Thorpe: OJp. wa (< *ma < *uma, cf. Jp. wagakuni ʻ our country ʼ), Kik. Yam. Kon. Tok. wakya (+ *-keya ʻ plural suffix ʼ), Era. wacha, wakya, Yor. wacha, Kun. Ok. wattā, My. banta, Ya. bandā, Yon. banta, banu, Ash. ima ʻ we ʼ, Kt. emo, Wg. amīˊ, Pr. asẽ; Dm. obl. amâ, mâ; Tir. mā ʻ we ʼ, Paš. hamāˊ, Shum. ābə (< *ambhē), gen. amana (←Paš.); Woṭ. mā acc. pl.; Gaw. amō̃ ʻ we ʼ; Kal. dir. ābi, obl. hamā; Kho. dir. and obl. ispa; Tor. nom. mō, inst. mahī, gen. amun, mun; Mai. gen. zã̄, Chil. azã̄, Gau. asã̄, Phal. asī, Sh. ăsĕi, gur. ăsō̃.
In the remaining languages the declension rests mainly on three MIA. forms: -- *asmē, *asmānaṁ, *asmēhi with a tendency in the mod. stage for the successors of *asmē to be replaced by the inst. (as often in the case of 1st pers. sg. see ahám): Gy. eur. ame, pal. ắme, as. emi; Ḍ. *lme/, gen. ama; K. ȧsi, gen. sônu, S. asī˜ (< *asmēhiṁ), obl. asã̄; L. asã: asã; P. asī˜: asã̄; WPah. as: asan ~ jaun. ām; OB. ambhe, āmhe (Chatterji ODBL 809), āmi: āmā; Or. āmbhe, āme, ami: āmbha; Mth. Bhoj. Aw. H. dir. and obl. ham; OG. āma, mod. ame, M. āmhī, Ko. āmī (these three orig. inst.); Si. äp < apphe, apa < apphākaṁ (Geiger EGS 8 wrongly < ātmán -- ).
asmāˊka -- .
Addenda: asmad -- : Kho. ispāˊ ʻ we ʼ BKhoT 68, S.kcch. asī˜ dir. ʻ we ʼ, obl. asã̄ -- , Garh. ham dir. and obl., A. āmi.