Koasati is a polysynthetic language with fairly extensive verbal prefixing and suffixing. New words are formed through extensive prefixing and suffixing. Nubi has the prefixing, suffixing and compounding processes also present in Arabic. Of course, not all languages use prefixing or suffixing. It is formed by prefixing "ka-" and suffixing "-an" to the root. The moderate degree is formed by prefixing "paN-" and suffixing "-en" to the root. Nominal derivational morphology is also often achieved through suffixing. Karaim morphology is suffixing and highly agglutinating. Nouns may be singular, dual, or plural in number, and generally inflect by suffixing. Such a suffixing of words disambiguates their different meanings. Santali, like all Munda languages, is a suffixing agglutinating language. The Yuchi verb consists of a mono- or polysyllabic stem modified almost exclusively by suffixing. In terms of noun suffixing, possessives are marked with . Adjectives can be nominalized by way of suffixing the nominal article (see Nouns above). These are regularly formed by suffixing "-vant" to the past passive participles.