 The "tat" paradigm is given below.Note that the masculine singular nominative form "saḥ" exhibits irregular sandhi behaviour—before consonants it becomes "sa", giving, for instance, "sa gajaḥ" ("that elephant") rather than the expected "*so gajaḥ".This phonological irregularity does not carry over to pronouns analogous to "tat" such as "etat", "kim", and "yat".