The following substantives use the short form. Syllables in bold type are "generic substantives" used in compound words. Substantives and numerals also have the same two moods. They lack gender and number and are not declined to agree with substantives. Adjectives used as substantives are themselves subject to the long and short form distinction. They can also be used as substantives. Tulu has five parts of speech&colon; nouns (substantives and adjectives), pronouns, numerals, verbs, and particles. In an ordinary language, these would give place respectively to substantives, verbs, and adjectives. Etruscan substantives had five cases, and a singular and a plural. Substantives migrate between declensions, verbs between conjugations. Substantives are marked for aspect and case. Substantives which are neuter in standard literary Yiddish appear as masculine or feminine. Gondi has a two-gender system, substantives being either masculine or nonmasculine. Substantives have five subclasses, personal nouns, adjectives, nouns, demonstratives, and numerals.