d. By the addition of nouns or verbs governed by case particles.

Obs. The so-called genitive with 個 kú‘, included under (b) as an instance of apposition. It is the attributive genitive, or possessive case of western grammars. The genitive sense is given by the relative position of the words, and not by the connecting particle kú‘ often omitted.

e. By prefixing numbers and numeral particles to substantives.

f. By prefixing demonstrative, possessive and other adjective pronouns to substantives.

g. By prefixing adverbs of place or time with the sign of the possessive, or with no intervening particle. It might also be said, that these adverbs are here all treated as substantives.