The singular suffix gives the sense of ‘some’ as in the following sentence.
vya a:pe-k a Re ‘bring some water’

The dual suffix is hoyo in Brokska

cihoyosa   vya  pye 1 2            3       4  ‘you both drink water’ 1      2       4    3 cihoyosa   tes   behye 1 2       3        4 ‘you both  plough  the field’ 1         2         3                4      cihoyosa kRumkRmuye 1  2                      3 ‘you both work’ 1       2     3

The plural marker has three allomorphs -i, -yo and -da.
-da occurs with kinship terms.

-i occurs with the nouns ending in a consonant.

The adjectives mark the gender and number of the noun morphologically. As noted above, the nouns are marked only for number and not for gender. There are three distinct gender markers for the four gender number classes, viz., masculine singular, feminine singular, masculine plural and feminine plural. The markers for these four classes respectively are -o, -i, -e and -i. Since there are not separate suffixes for singular and plural, it may be said, that the feminine nouns do not make number distinction as it is found in the masculine nouns.