cases do only exist in personal pronouns

the possessive preposition ka and the vocative preposition ha are frequently procliticized to the following words, when cliticized, they become ka'-/k'- and ha'- respectively.

Agentive, patientive, and an oblique

There exist three cases in Enterdese, but these are mainly confined to personal pronouns. They include the Nominative ("e" - "I"), the Genitive/Possessive ("el" - "mine") and the Accusative/Oblique ("ek" - "me") cases. The Genitive/Possessive case still exists when indicating possession of something, i.e. "Iriaīr drios" - "Iria's house", though it is commonly replaced by the adposition "uv" which roughly translates as "of". The Vocative is a case rarely used in Enterdese. It appears in some Enterdese dialects most commonly in those of former Enterdese colonies.