Ximi vocatives

When addressing someone, be it their name or profession or whatever, you add a "mo", "me" or "mi" at the end of their name, depending on their gender.

If you are addressing a male, a "me" is added to end of their name. So, Saladin would become Saladinme.

If you are addressing a female, a "mo" is added. Uvu would become Uvumo.

If a name already ends with an m, you simply add a vowel or change the vowel into the appropriate gender version. Bayashima would become Bayashimo.

If a name already ends with "me" or "mo", and it's the correct gender, you do not add anything. Female Momo would still be Momo. If Momo was male, it would become Mome.

The plurals are a bit more complicated.

"They" is divided into three versions depending on gender.

For when you are addressing multiple females, it becomes "moi".

If they are male, it becomes "mei".

If you don't know the gender of those involved or if there are members of both, it becomes "mi".

These don't apply to a word like "you", which will still stay "oma" regardless.