Khembelle Barushlani distinguishes three persons and
three numbers but has no inclusive/exclusive distinction
nor degrees of politeness as in the Charyan languages. There is
also no distinction according to gender or animacy. The personal
pronouns are:
Table 7.3. Khembelle Baruslani personal pronouns
| biƞ | I | 1s |
| bidi | we | 1d |
| iƞke | we | 1p |
| ƞ | you | 2s |
| ƞ.di | you | 2d |
| ƞ.ke | you | 2p |
| ro: | he | 3s |
| be: | he, she, it (animate) | 3s |
| n | it (inanimate) | 3s |
| di | they | 3d |
| ke | they | 3p |
Separate from the personal pronouns are the proximal and distal deictics:
Table 7.4. Deictic pronouns
7.5.3. Possessive pronouns
Possessive pronouns are formed through the combination of
the regular pronouns and the genitive case suffix, which, however,
is used in a prefixal position:
Table 7.5. Khembelle Baruslani personal possessive
pronouns
| kəbiƞ | my, mine | 1sPOSS |
| kəbidi | our, ours | 1dPOSS |
| kəƞke | our, ours | 1pPOSS |
| kəƞ | your, yours | 2sPOSS |
| kəƞ.di | your, yours | 2dPOSS |
| kəƞ.ke | your, yours | 2pPOSS |
| kəro:n | his, her, hers, its | 3s |
| kərondi | their, theirs | 3d |
| kəbir | their, theirs | 3p |
7.5.4. Interrogative pronouns
The following interrogative pronouns have been attested:
Table 7.6. Khembelle Baruslani interrogative pronouns
| nisaphu | which |
| lerus | who |
| prœƞ | how |
| puli | how many |
| thasli | how much |
| wət | what |
| teli | why |
| teʔaphu | where |
| pi | when |