atlawuş
/atlawuʃ/ · plural atlawuşla
step of a staircase — Also spelled atlawuç. one source
- bu atlawuş miyikdi — this step is high
- atlawuşla tazadıla — the steps are clean
- atlawuşnu tazala — clean the step
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | atlawuşthe step | atlawuşummy step | atlawuşuŋyour step | atlawuşuhis step | atlawuşubuzour step | atlawuşuğuzyou all's step | atlawuşlarıtheir steps |
| Genitive | atlawuşnuthe step's | atlawuşumumy step's | atlawuşuŋuyour step's | atlawuşunuhis step's | atlawuşubuznuour step's | atlawuşuğuznuyou all's step's | atlawuşlarınıtheir steps' |
| Accusative | atlawuşnuthe step (as the object) | atlawuşumumy step (as the object) | atlawuşuŋuyour step (as the object) | atlawuşunhis step (as the object) | atlawuşubuznuour step (as the object) | atlawuşuğuznuyou all's step (as the object) | atlawuşlarıntheir steps (as the object) |
| Dative | atlawuşhato the step | atlawuşumato my step | atlawuşuŋato your step | atlawuşunato his step | atlawuşubuzğato our step | atlawuşuğuzğato you all's step | atlawuşlarınato their steps |
| Locative | atlawuşdain / at the step | atlawuşumdain / at my step | atlawuşuŋdain / at your step | atlawuşundain / at his step | atlawuşubuzdain / at our step | atlawuşuğuzdain / at you all's step | atlawuşlarındain / at their steps |
| Ablative | atlawuşdanfrom the step | atlawuşumdanfrom my step | atlawuşuŋdanfrom your step | atlawuşundanfrom his step | atlawuşubuzdanfrom our step | atlawuşuğuzdanfrom you all's step | atlawuşlarındanfrom their steps |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | atlawuşlathe steps | atlawuşlarımmy steps | atlawuşlarıŋyour steps | atlawuşlarıhis steps | atlawuşlarıbızour steps | atlawuşlarığızyou all's steps | atlawuşlarıtheir steps |
| Genitive | atlawuşlanıthe steps' | atlawuşlarımımy steps' | atlawuşlarıŋıyour steps' | atlawuşlarınıhis steps' | atlawuşlarıbıznıour steps' | atlawuşlarığıznıyou all's steps' | atlawuşlarınıtheir steps' |
| Accusative | atlawuşlanıthe steps (as the object) | atlawuşlarımımy steps (as the object) | atlawuşlarıŋıyour steps (as the object) | atlawuşlarınhis steps (as the object) | atlawuşlarıbıznıour steps (as the object) | atlawuşlarığıznıyou all's steps (as the object) | atlawuşlarıntheir steps (as the object) |
| Dative | atlawuşlağato the steps | atlawuşlarımato my steps | atlawuşlarıŋato your steps | atlawuşlarınato his steps | atlawuşlarıbızğato our steps | atlawuşlarığızğato you all's steps | atlawuşlarınato their steps |
| Locative | atlawuşladain / at the steps | atlawuşlarımdain / at my steps | atlawuşlarıŋdain / at your steps | atlawuşlarındain / at his steps | atlawuşlarıbızdain / at our steps | atlawuşlarığızdain / at you all's steps | atlawuşlarındain / at their steps |
| Ablative | atlawuşladanfrom the steps | atlawuşlarımdanfrom my steps | atlawuşlarıŋdanfrom your steps | atlawuşlarındanfrom his steps | atlawuşlarıbızdanfrom our steps | atlawuşlarığızdanfrom you all's steps | atlawuşlarındanfrom their steps |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: atlawuşları can mean "his / her steps", "their step", or "their steps" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.