When the subject of a verb involves a numeral, it often detaches from the verbalized noun and appears as a standalone noun phrase in the nominative. The pronominal suffix remains on the verb.
ipfutfrahtmi shtehr bufutcheŋgu.
ipf-ut-fraht-mi
eye-3pl.v-girl-v
shtehr
four
buf-ut-cheŋ-u
body-3pl-man-pat
The girls see four men.
ipfutmi hreis fraht shtehr bufutcheŋgu.
ipf-ut-mi
eye-3pl.v
hreis
three
fraht-∅
girl-nom
shtehr
four
buf-ut-cheŋ-u
body-3pl-man-pat
The three girls see four men.
If the subject is long, it may be right-dislocated to the end of the clause, instead of the usual position immediately after the verb: