noδod || ūdiʔ noδdiʔ || ūdaʔ noδdaʔ|- | style="text-align:center" | Prolative || ū noone̮d || ūdiʔ noone̮diʔ || ūdaʔ noone̮daʔ|} {| class="wikitable" |- ! style="text-align:center" | Case !! Singular !! Dual !! Plural |- | style="text-align:center" | Nominative || bu 'he/she' || budiʔ 'they two' || buduʔ 'they' |- | style="text-align:center" | Genitive || bu sita || budiʔ sitiʔ || buduʔ siδtuʔ|- | style="text-align:center" | Accusative || bu sita || budiʔ siδδiʔ || buduʔ siδδuʔ|- | style="text-align:center" | Lative || bu noda || budiʔ nodiʔ || buduʔ noduʔ|- | style="text-align:center" | Locative || bu nonda || budiʔ nondiʔ || buduʔ nonduʔ|- | style="text-align:center" | Ablative || bu noδda || budiʔ noδdiʔ || buduʔ noδduʔ|- | style="text-align:center" | Prolative || bu noone̮da || budiʔ noone̮diʔ || buduʔ noone̮duʔ|} Other Pronouns Reflexive pronouns are pairs of words whose first component consists of personal pronouns, the second is a separate word stem ker-, combined with their respective possessive suffixes, e.g. mod' keriń 'I myself', ū kerit 'you yourself', bu kerta 'she herself/he himself' or modiń keriń 'we two ourselves'. Interrogative pronouns are kurse̮ 'which?', sēa 'who?' (used only for humans) and obu 'what?' (used for animals and lifeless objects). Negative pronouns are formed from interrogative pronouns by adding the suffix -hȯru, e.g. obuhȯru. Verbs The verbs in Enets can be distributed into two groups in principally the same manner as the noun depending on the final sounds of the word stem. Either group uses the variants of suffixes with different initial sounds. Seven moods are contrasted: indicative, conjunctive, imperative, optative, quotative and interrogative. There are three tenses: aorist, preterite and future. (These tenses exist practically only in the indicative mood.) The verb has three conjugations: subjective, objective and reflexive. These conjugations differ from each other by personal suffixes. In addition to this the objective conjugation uses numerical suffixes, referring to all three numbers of the object. In the case of reflexive conjugation a separate suffix indicates reflexivity. Finite forms The aorist is either unmarked or with the marker -ŋV-/-V-. The temporal meaning of the aorist depends on the aspect of the verb. A prolonged or recurrent action should be understood as taking place in the present, a short-time or single action as having taken place in the past, whereas the influence of the latter is still felt in the present. A distinctly past action is expressed by the preterite with the marker -ś/-š/-d'/-t'/-č,