 For these reasons, the pronouns are also labeled "base" for nominative–ergative pronouns, and "oblique" for accusative–dative pronouns.In the table above, genitive pronouns all end with "-gin", which is separated orthographically by a hyphen that normally divides morphemes.The "-gin" form here is not a separate morpheme and cannot be lexically segmented; there is no such word as "nganing" that would be formed by removing "-gin" from "nganing-gin" 'my/mine'.