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The present paper is an attempt to find out the characteristic features of Meeteilon linguistic element m ‘one’ as substitute item in nominal substitution. The nominal substitute item ‘m’ is functioning as head of the nominal group bearing its own modifier. Another important feature of the substitute item is that it has been anaphoric. That means through the use of nominal substitution, a close relation is made between the presupposed noun and the nominal substitute ‘m’. This relation makes a cohesive discourse (both spoken and written). One important result of employing the nominal substitute item ‘m’ is to avoid the repetition of the same item. The nominal substitute item ‘m’that is itself singular in number is used for both singular and plural presupposed noun. The nominal substitute item ‘m’ has the capacity to differentiate itself from the same item that is to be substituted in some sense. When the nominal substitution takes place, the substitute item ‘m’ replaces the head noun of the nominal group excluding the modifier. In such way, nominal substitution is now one of the cohesive devices of Meeteilon.

Nominal substitution in Meeteilon (Manipuri)