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A noun in Nominative has zero ending: ''su'' (water),'' dunotó'' (toy), ''punsé'' (tree), ''koixmihan'' (airplane). Note that with words in Nominative, the stress is always on the last syllable. | A noun in Nominative has zero ending: ''su'' (water),'' dunotó'' (toy), ''punsé'' (tree), ''koixmihan'' (airplane). Note that with words in Nominative, the stress is always on the last syllable. | ||
Composite verbs may have several subjects, all in nominative | Composite verbs may have several subjects, all in nominative (this usually applies to causative verbs) as well as several direct objects. | ||
Nominative is also used for the subjects of a sentence or a subordinate clause. | Nominative is also used for the subjects of a sentence or a subordinate clause. | ||