Genitive and dative plurals are indistinct in gender for all pronominal and adjectival declensions. Suffixes on nouns mark plural number, genitive relation and pronominal possession. Tamashek also makes use of pronominal dative clitics. They are used following nouns preceded by possessive pronouns to emphasize the pronominal element. Transitive verbs with pronominal objects take infixed object markers. Nouns consist of a noun root followed by a noun suffix and a pronominal prefix. The pronoun or pronominal adjective means 'the same'. Sometimes pronominal and adverbial derivatives can be used as conjunctions. One might also use positional phrases or pronominal adverbs. Finite verbs have three classes of prefixes&colon; modal prefixes, conjugational prefixes, and pronominal/dimensional prefixes. The use of the pronoun with the verb forms of () is called "pronominal ". Possession is denoted by a special set of pronominal suffixes. These kinship terms cannot occur without pronominal suffix. There is only one set of personal pronouns that occurs in all pronominal functions. The possessor can also be expressed with a pronominal possessive complement.