 Beyond this are a slew of compound postpositions, composed of the genitive primary postposition "નું (nũ)" plus an adverb.The genitive bit is often optionally omissible with nouns, though not with pronouns (specifically, not with first and second person genitive pronouns, because, as will be seen, they have no outward, distinct, separable "નું (nũ)").Gujarati has personal pronouns for the first and second persons, while its third person system uses demonstrative bases, categorized deictically as proximate and distal.