öŋeç

/øŋetʃ/ · plural öŋeçle

As a noun

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of öŋeç, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeöŋeçthe esophagusöŋeçimmy esophagusöŋeçiŋyour esophagusöŋeçihis esophagusöŋeçibizour esophagusöŋeçigizyou all's esophagusöŋeçleritheir esophaguses
Genitiveöŋeçnithe esophagus'öŋeçimimy esophagus'öŋeçiŋiyour esophagus'öŋeçinihis esophagus'öŋeçibizniour esophagus'öŋeçigizniyou all's esophagus'öŋeçlerinitheir esophaguses'
Accusativeöŋeçnithe esophagus (as the object)öŋeçimimy esophagus (as the object)öŋeçiŋiyour esophagus (as the object)öŋeçinhis esophagus (as the object)öŋeçibizniour esophagus (as the object)öŋeçigizniyou all's esophagus (as the object)öŋeçlerintheir esophaguses (as the object)
Dativeöŋeçgeto the esophagusöŋeçimeto my esophagusöŋeçiŋeto your esophagusöŋeçineto his esophagusöŋeçibizgeto our esophagusöŋeçigizgeto you all's esophagusöŋeçlerineto their esophaguses
Locativeöŋeçdein / at the esophagusöŋeçimdein / at my esophagusöŋeçiŋdein / at your esophagusöŋeçindein / at his esophagusöŋeçibizdein / at our esophagusöŋeçigizdein / at you all's esophagusöŋeçlerindein / at their esophaguses
Ablativeöŋeçdenfrom the esophagusöŋeçimdenfrom my esophagusöŋeçiŋdenfrom your esophagusöŋeçindenfrom his esophagusöŋeçibizdenfrom our esophagusöŋeçigizdenfrom you all's esophagusöŋeçlerindenfrom their esophaguses
Plural — cases of öŋeç, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeöŋeçlethe esophagusesöŋeçlerimmy esophagusesöŋeçleriŋyour esophagusesöŋeçlerihis esophagusesöŋeçleribizour esophagusesöŋeçlerigizyou all's esophagusesöŋeçleritheir esophaguses
Genitiveöŋeçlenithe esophaguses'öŋeçlerimimy esophaguses'öŋeçleriŋiyour esophaguses'öŋeçlerinihis esophaguses'öŋeçleribizniour esophaguses'öŋeçlerigizniyou all's esophaguses'öŋeçlerinitheir esophaguses'
Accusativeöŋeçlenithe esophaguses (as the object)öŋeçlerimimy esophaguses (as the object)öŋeçleriŋiyour esophaguses (as the object)öŋeçlerinhis esophaguses (as the object)öŋeçleribizniour esophaguses (as the object)öŋeçlerigizniyou all's esophaguses (as the object)öŋeçlerintheir esophaguses (as the object)
Dativeöŋeçlegeto the esophagusesöŋeçlerimeto my esophagusesöŋeçleriŋeto your esophagusesöŋeçlerineto his esophagusesöŋeçleribizgeto our esophagusesöŋeçlerigizgeto you all's esophagusesöŋeçlerineto their esophaguses
Locativeöŋeçledein / at the esophagusesöŋeçlerimdein / at my esophagusesöŋeçleriŋdein / at your esophagusesöŋeçlerindein / at his esophagusesöŋeçleribizdein / at our esophagusesöŋeçlerigizdein / at you all's esophagusesöŋeçlerindein / at their esophaguses
Ablativeöŋeçledenfrom the esophagusesöŋeçlerimdenfrom my esophagusesöŋeçleriŋdenfrom your esophagusesöŋeçlerindenfrom his esophagusesöŋeçleribizdenfrom our esophagusesöŋeçlerigizdenfrom you all's esophagusesöŋeçlerindenfrom their esophaguses

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: öŋeçleri can mean "his / her esophaguses", "their esophagus", or "their esophaguses" — context decides.

The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.

As an adjective

Saying it about someone

Saying it about someone — öŋeç
DegreemenIsenyouolhe/she/itbizwesizyou allalathey
base formöŋeçmeI am two-year-oldöŋeçseyou are two-year-oldöŋeçdihe is two-year-oldöŋeçbizwe are two-year-oldöŋeçsizyou all are two-year-oldöŋeçdilethey are two-year-old

To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden öŋeçdi — "compared to me, he is two-year-old."

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — öŋeç
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki öŋeçdimine is two-year-oldseniki öŋeçdiyours is two-year-oldanıqı öŋeçdihis is two-year-oldbizniki öŋeçdiours is two-year-oldsizniki öŋeçdiyours (pl.) is two-year-oldalanıqı öŋeçditheirs is two-year-old
Several things — öŋeç
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile öŋeçdilemine are two-year-oldsenikile öŋeçdileyours are two-year-oldanıqıla öŋeçdilehis are two-year-oldbiznikile öŋeçdileours are two-year-oldsiznikile öŋeçdileyours (pl.) are two-year-oldalanıqıla öŋeçdiletheirs are two-year-old

Any thing takes the third-person ending, not only these: bu öŋeçdi, bıla öŋeçdile. In texts biznikile is usually kesibiznikile, "our own people", and a surname with -nıqıla names a family: Dudalanıqıla, "the Dudas".