The subject of the active verb is the person who breaks something, as in géšoḷ ˁag ménhi éˀed ‘A man broke my arm.’ The subject of the inactive verb is either the broken limb or the patient himself (in the latter case the limb is introduced asyndetically): gišέḷoʰ ménhi éˀed or géšɛḷk éˀed ‘I broke my arm.’