These demonstratives can take masculine, feminine and non-singular morphology (as such are pronominal) as well as case forms. "Í-" 'here, this' and "se/si-" 'there, that (not too far away)' take the gender/number morphemes as suffixes, and the other demonstratives take them as prefixes. Note that "ka-" 'non-specifically here' and "kai-" 'there in the distance in a non-specific position' cannot appear with the gender/number morphemes, these latter being specific. "Í-" and "se/si-" also take an article forming affix "-bi" to become demonstrative articles (e.g. KLY "senuubi kaazi", KKY "senaubi kaz" 'that boy', KLY "senaabi kaazi", KKY "senabi kaz" 'that girl', KLY "sepalab kaazi", KKY "sepalbi kaz" 'those two children', "sethabi kœzil" 'those children'); "kedha" 'like this/that, thus' can also take this suffix (e.g. "kedhabi puy" 'such a tree').