Case and Case Endings
In Kokborok there are the nominative, accusative, instrumental, ablative, locative and possessive cases.
| Nominative | o |
| Accusative | no |
| Instrumental | hai |
| Ablative | ni |
| Locative | o |
| Possessive | ni |
These case suffixes are used at the end of the noun/pronoun and there is no change in the form of the noun.
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