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bök

/bøk/ · plural bökle

(n.) convex side of a knucklebone — A term from the game of knucklebones.
  • aşıq bök tüşdü — the knucklebone landed on its convex side
  • bu bökdü — this is the convex side
  • böknü körgüzt — show the convex side
  • böknü kördüm — I saw the convex side

Cases and owners

Singular

Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativebökthe convex sidebögümmy convex sidebögüŋyour convex sidebögühis convex sidebögübüzour convex sidebögügüzyou all's convex sidebökleritheir convex sides
Genitiveböknüthe convex side'sbögümümy convex side'sbögüŋüyour convex side'sbögünühis convex side'sbögübüznüour convex side'sbögügüznüyou all's convex side'sböklerinitheir convex sides'
Accusativeböknüthe convex side (as the object)bögümümy convex side (as the object)bögüŋüyour convex side (as the object)bögünhis convex side (as the object)bögübüznüour convex side (as the object)bögügüznüyou all's convex side (as the object)böklerintheir convex sides (as the object)
Dativebökgeto the convex sidebögümeto my convex sidebögüŋeto your convex sidebögüneto his convex sidebögübüzgeto our convex sidebögügüzgeto you all's convex sideböklerineto their convex sides
Locativebökdein / at the convex sidebögümdein / at my convex sidebögüŋdein / at your convex sidebögündein / at his convex sidebögübüzdein / at our convex sidebögügüzdein / at you all's convex sideböklerindein / at their convex sides
Ablativebökdenfrom the convex sidebögümdenfrom my convex sidebögüŋdenfrom your convex sidebögündenfrom his convex sidebögübüzdenfrom our convex sidebögügüzdenfrom you all's convex sideböklerindenfrom their convex sides

Plural

Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeböklethe convex sidesböklerimmy convex sidesbökleriŋyour convex sidesböklerihis convex sidesbökleribizour convex sidesböklerigizyou all's convex sidesbökleritheir convex sides
Genitiveböklenithe convex sides'böklerimimy convex sides'bökleriŋiyour convex sides'böklerinihis convex sides'bökleribizniour convex sides'böklerigizniyou all's convex sides'böklerinitheir convex sides'
Accusativeböklenithe convex sides (as the object)böklerimimy convex sides (as the object)bökleriŋiyour convex sides (as the object)böklerinhis convex sides (as the object)bökleribizniour convex sides (as the object)böklerigizniyou all's convex sides (as the object)böklerintheir convex sides (as the object)
Dativeböklegeto the convex sidesböklerimeto my convex sidesbökleriŋeto your convex sidesböklerineto his convex sidesbökleribizgeto our convex sidesböklerigizgeto you all's convex sidesböklerineto their convex sides
Locativebökledein / at the convex sidesböklerimdein / at my convex sidesbökleriŋdein / at your convex sidesböklerindein / at his convex sidesbökleribizdein / at our convex sidesböklerigizdein / at you all's convex sidesböklerindein / at their convex sides
Ablativebökledenfrom the convex sidesböklerimdenfrom my convex sidesbökleriŋdenfrom your convex sidesböklerindenfrom his convex sidesbökleribizdenfrom our convex sidesböklerigizdenfrom you all's convex sidesböklerindenfrom their convex sides

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: bökleri can mean "his / her convex sides", "their convex side", or "their convex sides" — context decides.

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