| watiku | men's |
| minymaku | women's |
-ku indicates POSSESSION
| e.g. | Watiku kulata | The man's spear. |
| ngurangka | at the camp |
| iwarangka | on the road |
| Pipalyatjarala | at Pipalyatjara |
-ngka indicates LOCATION in which it takes place (use -la for names)
| e.g. | Wati ngurangka nyinanyi. | The man is staying (sitting) at the camp. |
| Papa tjuta iwarangka nyinanyi. | The dogs are sitting on the road. | |
| Wati Pipalyatjarala nyinangi. | The man was staying at Pipalyatjara. |
-ngku indicates the noun is DOING something to something else....
(use -lu for names)
| e.g. | Papangku tjitji patjanu. | The dog bit a child. |
| Papa tjutangku tjitji patjani. | The dogs are biting a child. | |
| Yamilu waru kutjanu. | Yami lit a fire. |
-kutu indicates 'towards' and - nguru indicates 'from'.......
( for names insert -la then direction suffix: -lakutu -languru )
| e.g. | Tjitji tjuta kuulakutu wirtjapakanu. | The children ran to school. |
| Tjitji tjuwanguru wirtjapakanu. | A child ran from the store. | |
| Yaminya Pipalyatjaralakutu anu. | Yami went to Pipalyatjara. | |
| Yaminya Pipalyatjaralanguru ngalya anu. | Yami came from Pipalyatjara. |
