Gevey reflexive pronouns can be intensified by placing the intensifier marker 'ra' in front of the pronoun:

Dxone     tatj  keq           tcu     roup       ken      drjaaslate 
John-NOM  with  himself-REFL  to-ACC  house-ACC  his-GEN  walked       
John walked home by himself

Dxone     tatj  ra           keq           tcu     roup       ken      drjaaslate 
John-NOM  with  INTENSIFIER  himself-REFL  to-ACC  house-ACC  his-GEN  walked       
Alone, John walked home

Reflexive pronouns are identical to accusative pronouns. Intensifiers are made by reduplication.

A general intensifier is <k(e)>, which may in some dialects directly follow a verb stem to give the verb itself intensive meaning. There are no independent reflexive pronouns in Missa; instead, clausal intensity can be reflected in the presence of subject pronouns for most pronouns. Missa is otherwise a pro-drop language.