A major reason can be attributed to the small geographical location where this language is used, as well as the more common usage of Moroccan Arabic throughout Morocco.

The prefix a-, i-, or u- commonly identifies the masculine singular nouns in the language (i.e., arg'az “man”).

Lastly, niçma is the third person plural pronoun equivalent to "they" in English, and is not distinguished by gender.

In Ghomara Berber verbs contain certain affixes that characterize singularity, plurality, and point of view (POV).

Cardinal numbers yan (“one”, masculine) and yat (“one”, feminine) are the only Berber numerals in Ghomara, while all the other cardinal numbers are borrowed from Moroccan Arabic (zuž (“two”), tlata (“three”), ɛišrin (“twenty”), tlatin (“thirty”), etc.