Datapoint Vincentian Creole/Nominal plural marker and third-person-plural pronoun

The morpheme dem is not only identical to the independent 3rd person plural pronoun, it is also used as the demonstrative adjective as well as the 3rd person plural possessive adjective (both preposed to the noun).
The nominal plural marker is either identical to the 3rd person plural pronoun dem, or consists of a combination of the conjunction an 'and' and the pronoun (an dem), both postposed to the noun.

Values

Overlap

Example 7-67:
dem
dem
3pl
they OR: them OR: those OR: their

Source: Prescod 2004: 85

Example 7-68:
Hi pikni an dem bad.
Hi
3sg
pikni
child
an
and
dem
3pl
bad.
bad
His children are bad.

Source: Prescod 2004: 156

Example 7-69:
Dem dotish.
Dem
3pl
dotish.
stupid
They are stupid.

Source: Prescod 2004: 126

Example 7-288:
di maango dem
di
art
maango
mango
dem
pl
the mangoes
Example 7-289:
di maango an.dem ~ di maango a.dem
di
art
maango
mango
an.dem
pl
~
 
di
art
maango
mango
a.dem
pl
the mangoes
Example 7-290:
Hi pikni dem bad.
Hi pikni dem bad.
3sg child and 3pl bad
His children are bad.
Confidence:
Very certain