Soddo
-nn/-u/-u - him (accusative pronominal suffix, 3 masc. sg.)
(Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:102)
-nn/-u is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the suffix conjugation, -u is the “heavy” form. When the “light” form is to be attached to a verbal form of the prefix conjugation, the final consonant of the base is doubled. The “heavy” suffixes are used with 2 fem. sg, all the plural and impersonal verbal forms, the “light” suffixes are used in all the other cases (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:105).
Soddo
-nna/-wa/-a/-wa - her (accusative pronominal suffix, 3 fem. sg.)
(Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:102)
-nna/-wa is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the suffix conjugation, -wa is the “heavy” form. The “light” form used with verbal forms the prefix conjugation is -a, with the final consonant of the base doubled. The “heavy” suffixes are used with 2 fem. sg, all the plural and impersonal verbal forms, the “light” suffixes are used in all the other cases (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:105).
Soddo
-nä/-änä/-nnä - us (accusative pronominal suffix, 1 pl.)
(Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:102)
-nä is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the suffix conjugation, -änä is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the prefix conjugation, -nnä is the “heavy” form. The “heavy” suffixes are used with 2 fem. sg, all the plural and impersonal verbal forms, the “light” suffixes are used in all the other cases (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:105).
Soddo
nä-hä - come! up!
(EDG 445)
Soddo
näbbärä - to sit, stay, to dwell
(EDG 448)