Pronouns
| English | Forrmiir |
| He, him | Voro |
| He (degratory) | Voroto |
| He (exalted) | Vorotii |
| Me, I | Vane |
| Me (degratory) | Vaneto |
| Me (exalted) | Vanetii |
| She, her | Vori |
| She (degratory) | Vorito |
| She (exalted) | Voritii |
| They (feminine) | Veri |
| They (masculine) | Vano |
| Us, we | Vana |
| You (exalted) | Vonetii |
| You (degratory) | Voneto |
| You (plural) | Vona |
| You (singular) | Vone |
Note: There is no pronoun for the word "it" in the minena language, for in Forrmiir all nouns are either feminine or masculine. Nouns ending in a vowel are considered feminine and nouns ending in a consonant considered masculine, with the exception of pronouns, which have gender inherent in their meanings. There is also no generic plural pronoun, as well. However, though the other pronouns are split up into exalted and derogatory forms, the plurals are not. This is because minena are not by nature pack creatures, though they are social, and do not think with a pack mind: it is individuals who are meant to be judged, not whole groups.
Questions
| English | Forrmiir |
| How | Vaak |
| What | Vaa |
| When | Vaag |
| Where | Vaar |
| Who | Vaav |
| Why | Vaat |
Others
| English | Forrmiir |
| Maybe | Kaarraa |
| No | Ma |
| That | Dorr |
| This | Diir |
| With | Nasha |
| Yes | Du |
