asker

/asker/ · plural askerle

1. (n.) army, armed forces (Ar.) — Before another noun it means military: asker uçilişe military school, asker akademiya military academy, asker prisyaga military oath.

Qızıl Asker — the Red Army
Sovet Asker — the Soviet Army
jayaw asker — the infantry
atlı asker — the cavalry
hazır asker — a regular army
endi meni askerim bardı — now I have an army
küçlü asker da qolaysızdı — even a strong army is weak
asker tamada — a military commander
asker kiyimle — military uniform
asker başçını kiyimlerin keltirigiz — bring the commander's uniform

2. (n.) soldier, troops (Ar.)

bir asker eşikni açdı — a soldier opened the door
askerle keldile — the soldiers came
askerle jolda turadıla — the troops are standing on the road
tohtab turğan askerle ketib başladıla — the stationed troops began to leave
askerle — troops

3. (n.) military service (Ar.)

askerde zamanımda — when I was in the army
askerge alırğa — to call someone up into the army
anı askerge aldıla — they called him up into the army
askerde eki jıl turdum — I served two years in the army
asker qulluqğa bardı — he went off to do his military service
askerden qayıthan — one who has come back from military service

4. (n.) crowd, throng, horde (of people) (Ar.; fig.)

saw askerni qaydan asırayıq? — how are we to feed such a crowd?
bu askerni biz qalay keçindirlikbiz — how will we provide for this horde
asker jıyıldı arbazğa — a throng gathered in the yard
bir asker adam — a whole crowd of people

5. (n.) ground forces, land army (Ar.)

askerde em flotda qulluq eterge — to serve in the army and the navy

Cases and owners

Singular

Singular — cases of asker, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	askerthe army	askerimmy army	askeriŋyour army	askerihis army	askeribizour army	askerigizyou all's army	askerleritheir armies
Genitive	askernithe army's	askerimimy army's	askeriŋiyour army's	askerinihis army's	askeribizniour army's	askerigizniyou all's army's	askerlerinitheir armies'
Accusative	askernithe army (as the object)	askerimimy army (as the object)	askeriŋiyour army (as the object)	askerinhis army (as the object)	askeribizniour army (as the object)	askerigizniyou all's army (as the object)	askerlerintheir armies (as the object)
Dative	askergeto the army	askerimeto my army	askeriŋeto your army	askerineto his army	askeribizgeto our army	askerigizgeto you all's army	askerlerineto their armies
Locative	askerdein / at the army	askerimdein / at my army	askeriŋdein / at your army	askerindein / at his army	askeribizdein / at our army	askerigizdein / at you all's army	askerlerindein / at their armies
Ablative	askerdenfrom the army	askerimdenfrom my army	askeriŋdenfrom your army	askerindenfrom his army	askeribizdenfrom our army	askerigizdenfrom you all's army	askerlerindenfrom their armies

Plural

Plural — cases of asker, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	askerlethe armies	askerlerimmy armies	askerleriŋyour armies	askerlerihis armies	askerleribizour armies	askerlerigizyou all's armies	askerleritheir armies
Genitive	askerlenithe armies'	askerlerimimy armies'	askerleriŋiyour armies'	askerlerinihis armies'	askerleribizniour armies'	askerlerigizniyou all's armies'	askerlerinitheir armies'
Accusative	askerlenithe armies (as the object)	askerlerimimy armies (as the object)	askerleriŋiyour armies (as the object)	askerlerinhis armies (as the object)	askerleribizniour armies (as the object)	askerlerigizniyou all's armies (as the object)	askerlerintheir armies (as the object)
Dative	askerlegeto the armies	askerlerimeto my armies	askerleriŋeto your armies	askerlerineto his armies	askerleribizgeto our armies	askerlerigizgeto you all's armies	askerlerineto their armies
Locative	askerledein / at the armies	askerlerimdein / at my armies	askerleriŋdein / at your armies	askerlerindein / at his armies	askerleribizdein / at our armies	askerlerigizdein / at you all's armies	askerlerindein / at their armies
Ablative	askerledenfrom the armies	askerlerimdenfrom my armies	askerleriŋdenfrom your armies	askerlerindenfrom his armies	askerleribizdenfrom our armies	askerlerigizdenfrom you all's armies	askerlerindenfrom their armies

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

Whose it is

Belonging to asker — the army's one
Case	one thing, one owner	several things, one owner	one thing, several owners	several things, several owners
Nominative	askernikithe army's one	askernikilethe army's ones	askerlenikithe armies' one	askerlenikilethe armies' ones
Genitive	askernikiniof the army's one	askernikileniof the army's ones	askerlenikiniof the armies' one	askerlenikileniof the armies' ones
Accusative	askernikinthe army's one (as the object)	askernikilenithe army's ones (as the object)	askerlenikinthe armies' one (as the object)	askerlenikilenithe armies' ones (as the object)
Dative	askernikineto the army's one	askernikilegeto the army's ones	askerlenikineto the armies' one	askerlenikilegeto the armies' ones
Locative	askernikindein / at the army's one	askernikiledein / at the army's ones	askerlenikindein / at the armies' one	askerlenikiledein / at the armies' ones
Ablative	askernikindenfrom the army's one	askernikiledenfrom the army's ones	askerlenikindenfrom the armies' one	askerlenikiledenfrom the armies' ones

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