ıyıh
/ɯjɯx/ · plural ıyıhla
Sunday — used chiefly in the phrase ıyıh kün, but also on its own
- ıyıh kün — Sunday
- ıyıh künlede — on Sundays
- ıyıh künde soluw — the Sunday rest
- ozğan ıyıh kün — last Sunday
- baş künden ıyıh künŋe deri — from Monday to Sunday
- men ıyıh künnü saqlay edim — I was waiting for Sunday
- ıyıh kün biz işlemeybiz — on Sunday we do not work
- ıyıhdan qalmay keligiz — come no later than Sunday
Cases
Singular
| Case | —plain |
|---|---|
| Nominative | ıyıhthe Sunday |
| Genitive | ıyıhnıthe Sunday's |
| Accusative | ıyıhnıthe Sunday (as the object) |
| Dative | ıyıhhato the Sunday |
| Locative | ıyıhdain / at the Sunday |
| Ablative | ıyıhdanfrom the Sunday |
Plural
| Case | —plain |
|---|---|
| Nominative | ıyıhlathe Sundays |
| Genitive | ıyıhlanıthe Sundays' |
| Accusative | ıyıhlanıthe Sundays (as the object) |
| Dative | ıyıhlağato the Sundays |
| Locative | ıyıhladain / at the Sundays |
| Ablative | ıyıhladanfrom the Sundays |
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.