dak ‘location’ la-dak ~ dak ‘here’ hala-dak ~ hadak  ‘there’ pú ‘side’ la-pú ‘this side’ hala-pú ~ ha-pú ‘that side’ chon ‘like’ la-chon ‘like-this, thus’ paray ‘bank (of river, pond)’ la-paray ‘this bank’ ha-paray ‘that bank’ The suffix -cho is added to the singular adjectives to specify the noun. -cho is optionally preceded by ba. There is no semantic difference between -ba and -bacho and both can occur with any kind of noun. Prefix a- is added to the noun in an adjectival construction if the noun is psecified or after plural demonstrative adjective. Interrogative Pronouns ko- is the interrogative prefix that is used to form interrogative pronons in Karbi. The interrogative pronouns are listed below:   (ko)pi, (ko)pí lo, (ko)píma ‘what’ pílo, píchi ‘why’ konat, (ko) natchi ‘where’ (ko) mantu (lo), (ko) mantu (po),mantuchi ‘when’ (ko) mat (lo), (ko) matchi ‘who’ kolo ‘which’ kochon ‘how’ koan ‘how many’ ‘how much’ (ko) mat ‘whose’ It may be noted that from the above that pí ‘what, mat ‘who’ and mantu ‘when’ can express interrogation without the interrogative marker ko. The tense markers -lo and -po and the specific marker -chi can be added to many of these pronouns. All the above pronouns except kolo have a base (pí, nat, mat, etc.) to which the affixes are added. The interrogative adjectives are formally same as the pronouns but the adjectival prefix a- is added to  the following noun.   pí akitap ‘what book’ kolo aro ‘which village’ Few sentences are given below to illustrate the use of interrogative pronouns, adjectives and adverbs.   nali men kopí ‘what is your name?’ pí akitap (lo) lahuy   ‘what books are these?’