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Subgender 1a is mostly used for generic people terms, like suisui: person, suime: child, or suibi'al: woman. It is also used to produce resident names from a nationality, for example: suimetin: metinperson, from metin: relating to metin.

Subgender 1b is used for relational terms, like mother, father, or friend. 1b nouns always take a posessive suffix indicating the gender and number of the posessor, for example: fii'ts'ei'n: her/his brother, fii'ts'u': my brother, fii'ts'ou': your brother.