Both nouns and verbs (and also modifiers) take affixes to show various grammatical features:
gæ.mæʒ de.zde.fjɪ.tlæ.teɪ
gamax dezdefyitlatae
gama-c dezde -fyitl-at-ae
people-PL at -whispered-PST-PL
people whispered
Most suffixes represent one morpheme and attach to the ends of the words. Because phonological processes may occur when suffixes are present (e.g. obstruent voicing, nasal infixation or sibilant assimilation), these are generally seen as concatenating, making single words.
