 Lardil nominals are inflected for objective, locative and genitive cases, as well as future and non-future; these are expressed via endings that attach to the base forms of nominals.The nominative case, which is used with sentence subjects and objects of simple imperatives (such as "yarraman" ‘horse’ in "Kurri yarraman" ‘(You) Look at the horse.’) is not explicitly marked; uninflected nouns carry nominative case by default.The objective case (-n ~ -in) has five general functions, marking (1) the object of a verb in plain (i.e.