ashaq-soqur

/asxaq-soqur/ · plural ashaq-soqurla

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of ashaq-soqur, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeashaq-soqurthe disabled peopleashaq-soqurummy disabled peopleashaq-soquruŋyour disabled peopleashaq-soquruhis disabled peopleashaq-soqurubuzour disabled peopleashaq-soquruğuzyou all's disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıtheir disabled people
Genitiveashaq-soqurnuthe disabled people'sashaq-soqurumumy disabled people'sashaq-soquruŋuyour disabled people'sashaq-soqurunuhis disabled people'sashaq-soqurubuznuour disabled people'sashaq-soquruğuznuyou all's disabled people'sashaq-soqurlarınıtheir disabled people's
Accusativeashaq-soqurnuthe disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurumumy disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soquruŋuyour disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurunhis disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurubuznuour disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soquruğuznuyou all's disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurlarıntheir disabled people (as the object)
Dativeashaq-soqurğato the disabled peopleashaq-soqurumato my disabled peopleashaq-soquruŋato your disabled peopleashaq-soqurunato his disabled peopleashaq-soqurubuzğato our disabled peopleashaq-soquruğuzğato you all's disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarınato their disabled people
Locativeashaq-soqurdain / at the disabled peopleashaq-soqurumdain / at my disabled peopleashaq-soquruŋdain / at your disabled peopleashaq-soqurundain / at his disabled peopleashaq-soqurubuzdain / at our disabled peopleashaq-soquruğuzdain / at you all's disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarındain / at their disabled people
Ablativeashaq-soqurdanfrom the disabled peopleashaq-soqurumdanfrom my disabled peopleashaq-soquruŋdanfrom your disabled peopleashaq-soqurundanfrom his disabled peopleashaq-soqurubuzdanfrom our disabled peopleashaq-soquruğuzdanfrom you all's disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarındanfrom their disabled people
Plural — cases of ashaq-soqur, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeashaq-soqurlathe disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarımmy disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıŋyour disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıhis disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıbızour disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarığızyou all's disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıtheir disabled people
Genitiveashaq-soqurlanıthe disabled people'sashaq-soqurlarımımy disabled people'sashaq-soqurlarıŋıyour disabled people'sashaq-soqurlarınıhis disabled people'sashaq-soqurlarıbıznıour disabled people'sashaq-soqurlarığıznıyou all's disabled people'sashaq-soqurlarınıtheir disabled people's
Accusativeashaq-soqurlanıthe disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurlarımımy disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurlarıŋıyour disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurlarınhis disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurlarıbıznıour disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurlarığıznıyou all's disabled people (as the object)ashaq-soqurlarıntheir disabled people (as the object)
Dativeashaq-soqurlağato the disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarımato my disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıŋato your disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarınato his disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıbızğato our disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarığızğato you all's disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarınato their disabled people
Locativeashaq-soqurladain / at the disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarımdain / at my disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıŋdain / at your disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarındain / at his disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıbızdain / at our disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarığızdain / at you all's disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarındain / at their disabled people
Ablativeashaq-soqurladanfrom the disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarımdanfrom my disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıŋdanfrom your disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarındanfrom his disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarıbızdanfrom our disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarığızdanfrom you all's disabled peopleashaq-soqurlarındanfrom their disabled people

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: ashaq-soqurları can mean "his / her disabled people", "their disabled people", or "their disabled people" — context decides.

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