ExpMono: Formatives marking nouns and pronouns are monoexponential.

(1a) qɔ̄t ‘house’

(1b) qɔ̄t-nə

house-loc

’in the house’

(1c) qɔ̄t-ət-nə

house-pl-loc

‘in the houses’

(1d) qɔ̄t-ʌ-am-nə

house-pl-1sg-loc

’in my houses’

(2a) tēmi ’this’

(2b) tēmi-nat

this-com

‘with this’

(2c) tēmi-ɣən-nat

this-du-com

’with these two’

(3a) mā ’I’

(3b) mān-t

I-acc

’me’

(3c) mān-t-em

I-acc-1sg

’me’

(2d) mān-t-em-a

én-acc-1sg-lat

’to me’

In Surgut Khanty, the same cases are marked on nominals and pronominal determiners, and case is coded by suffixes. Number is marked by a different morpheme. Pronouns can take the same case-marking suffixes as nouns, but they are not attached to the nominal stem. The structure of pronouns is stem+acc+Px, where the Px is coreferent with the number and person of the pronoun.