Every time Kamun is in charge, the hunt is a mess. Everything goes wrong that can.

A: Who are those warriors?
B: They're Kamun, Ralu, Ìstaw, and Ateyo.
(for “identify” questions, it [KH] doesn't.)

Tsenu:
Did you get enough to eat?
Kamun:
(a) Almost. (What's for dessert?)
(b) Yes. That'll be enough.
(c) Very! I'm quite full.
(d) Oooh. I ate too much.

Tsenu: I believe it was a mistake for him to have gone.
Kamun: No, no! He should have gone!

I saw Brother Kamun.
(In cases where one noun is being used as a sort of "title," the case marker goes on the proper name)

I saw your brother Kamun.

Do you know my friends Entu and Kamun?

Kamun said, “I will come.”

Little Kamun is having dinner.
(Kamun might be a little boy, but he might also be a huge adult Na'vi, in which case –tsyìp is ironic and/or affectionate.)