baja

/badʒa/ · plural bajala

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of baja, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativebajathe brother-in-lawbajammy brother-in-lawbajaŋyour brother-in-lawbajasıhis brother-in-lawbajabızour brother-in-lawbajağızyou all's brother-in-lawbajalarıtheir brother-in-laws
Genitivebajanıthe brother-in-law'sbajamımy brother-in-law'sbajaŋıyour brother-in-law'sbajasınıhis brother-in-law'sbajabıznıour brother-in-law'sbajağıznıyou all's brother-in-law'sbajalarınıtheir brother-in-laws'
Accusativebajanıthe brother-in-law (as the object)bajamımy brother-in-law (as the object)bajaŋıyour brother-in-law (as the object)bajasınhis brother-in-law (as the object)bajabıznıour brother-in-law (as the object)bajağıznıyou all's brother-in-law (as the object)bajalarıntheir brother-in-laws (as the object)
Dativebajağato the brother-in-lawbajamato my brother-in-lawbajaŋato your brother-in-lawbajasınato his brother-in-lawbajabızğato our brother-in-lawbajağızğato you all's brother-in-lawbajalarınato their brother-in-laws
Locativebajadain / at the brother-in-lawbajamdain / at my brother-in-lawbajaŋdain / at your brother-in-lawbajasındain / at his brother-in-lawbajabızdain / at our brother-in-lawbajağızdain / at you all's brother-in-lawbajalarındain / at their brother-in-laws
Ablativebajadanfrom the brother-in-lawbajamdanfrom my brother-in-lawbajaŋdanfrom your brother-in-lawbajasındanfrom his brother-in-lawbajabızdanfrom our brother-in-lawbajağızdanfrom you all's brother-in-lawbajalarındanfrom their brother-in-laws
Plural — cases of baja, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativebajalathe brother-in-lawsbajalarımmy brother-in-lawsbajalarıŋyour brother-in-lawsbajalarıhis brother-in-lawsbajalarıbızour brother-in-lawsbajalarığızyou all's brother-in-lawsbajalarıtheir brother-in-laws
Genitivebajalanıthe brother-in-laws'bajalarımımy brother-in-laws'bajalarıŋıyour brother-in-laws'bajalarınıhis brother-in-laws'bajalarıbıznıour brother-in-laws'bajalarığıznıyou all's brother-in-laws'bajalarınıtheir brother-in-laws'
Accusativebajalanıthe brother-in-laws (as the object)bajalarımımy brother-in-laws (as the object)bajalarıŋıyour brother-in-laws (as the object)bajalarınhis brother-in-laws (as the object)bajalarıbıznıour brother-in-laws (as the object)bajalarığıznıyou all's brother-in-laws (as the object)bajalarıntheir brother-in-laws (as the object)
Dativebajalağato the brother-in-lawsbajalarımato my brother-in-lawsbajalarıŋato your brother-in-lawsbajalarınato his brother-in-lawsbajalarıbızğato our brother-in-lawsbajalarığızğato you all's brother-in-lawsbajalarınato their brother-in-laws
Locativebajaladain / at the brother-in-lawsbajalarımdain / at my brother-in-lawsbajalarıŋdain / at your brother-in-lawsbajalarındain / at his brother-in-lawsbajalarıbızdain / at our brother-in-lawsbajalarığızdain / at you all's brother-in-lawsbajalarındain / at their brother-in-laws
Ablativebajaladanfrom the brother-in-lawsbajalarımdanfrom my brother-in-lawsbajalarıŋdanfrom your brother-in-lawsbajalarındanfrom his brother-in-lawsbajalarıbızdanfrom our brother-in-lawsbajalarığızdanfrom you all's brother-in-lawsbajalarındanfrom their brother-in-laws

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: bajaları can mean "his / her brother-in-laws", "their brother-in-law", or "their brother-in-laws" — context decides.

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