ahırı

/axɯrɯ/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of ahırı, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyourbiznioursizniyou all's
Nominativeahırıthe endahırımmy endahırıŋyour endahırıbızour endahırığızyou all's end
Genitiveahırınıthe end'sahırımımy end'sahırıŋıyour end'sahırıbıznıour end'sahırığıznıyou all's end's
Accusativeahırınthe end (as the object)ahırımımy end (as the object)ahırıŋıyour end (as the object)ahırıbıznıour end (as the object)ahırığıznıyou all's end (as the object)
Dativeahırınato the endahırımato my endahırıŋato your endahırıbızğato our endahırığızğato you all's end
Locativeahırındain / at the endahırımdain / at my endahırıŋdain / at your endahırıbızdain / at our endahırığızdain / at you all's end
Ablativeahırındanfrom the endahırımdanfrom my endahırıŋdanfrom your endahırıbızdanfrom our endahırığızdanfrom you all's end

This word is itself a possessed form, so its endings take a possessive's buffer n — ahırına, ahırında. It takes "my", "your" and "our" on its stem — ahırım, ahırımda — but not "his / her / their", which it already is, and no plural.

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