This study focused on nominal classification in cʋ́ràmã̀, a Gur language spoken in Burkina Faso in the Cascades region. In the field of nominal morphology, this work falls within the functionalist framework and is particularly inspired by Nicole's (1999) model of analysis. The results of the analysis show that class affixes do exist in this language, but their semantic content is not entirely homogeneous. The system of agreement exists between class suffixes and anaphors and then demonstratives in this language.

Cʋ́ràmã̀, nominal class, gender, morphology, noun.