disk
/disk/ · plural diskle
1. discus, the round weight thrown in an athletic contest
- disk atarğa — to throw the discus
- disk atıwçu — a discus thrower
- diskni bırğaw — throwing the discus
- jaş diskni uzaqğa atdı — the young man threw the discus far
2. disk, any round flat object
- künnü diski — the disk of the sun
- aynı diski — the disk of the moon
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | diskthe discus | diskimmy discus | diskiŋyour discus | diskihis discus | diskibizour discus | diskigizyou all's discus | diskleritheir discuses |
| Genitive | disknithe discus' | diskimimy discus' | diskiŋiyour discus' | diskinihis discus' | diskibizniour discus' | diskigizniyou all's discus' | disklerinitheir discuses' |
| Accusative | disknithe discus (as the object) | diskimimy discus (as the object) | diskiŋiyour discus (as the object) | diskinhis discus (as the object) | diskibizniour discus (as the object) | diskigizniyou all's discus (as the object) | disklerintheir discuses (as the object) |
| Dative | diskgeto the discus | diskimeto my discus | diskiŋeto your discus | diskineto his discus | diskibizgeto our discus | diskigizgeto you all's discus | disklerineto their discuses |
| Locative | diskdein / at the discus | diskimdein / at my discus | diskiŋdein / at your discus | diskindein / at his discus | diskibizdein / at our discus | diskigizdein / at you all's discus | disklerindein / at their discuses |
| Ablative | diskdenfrom the discus | diskimdenfrom my discus | diskiŋdenfrom your discus | diskindenfrom his discus | diskibizdenfrom our discus | diskigizdenfrom you all's discus | disklerindenfrom their discuses |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | disklethe discuses | disklerimmy discuses | diskleriŋyour discuses | disklerihis discuses | diskleribizour discuses | disklerigizyou all's discuses | diskleritheir discuses |
| Genitive | disklenithe discuses' | disklerimimy discuses' | diskleriŋiyour discuses' | disklerinihis discuses' | diskleribizniour discuses' | disklerigizniyou all's discuses' | disklerinitheir discuses' |
| Accusative | disklenithe discuses (as the object) | disklerimimy discuses (as the object) | diskleriŋiyour discuses (as the object) | disklerinhis discuses (as the object) | diskleribizniour discuses (as the object) | disklerigizniyou all's discuses (as the object) | disklerintheir discuses (as the object) |
| Dative | disklegeto the discuses | disklerimeto my discuses | diskleriŋeto your discuses | disklerineto his discuses | diskleribizgeto our discuses | disklerigizgeto you all's discuses | disklerineto their discuses |
| Locative | diskledein / at the discuses | disklerimdein / at my discuses | diskleriŋdein / at your discuses | disklerindein / at his discuses | diskleribizdein / at our discuses | disklerigizdein / at you all's discuses | disklerindein / at their discuses |
| Ablative | diskledenfrom the discuses | disklerimdenfrom my discuses | diskleriŋdenfrom your discuses | disklerindenfrom his discuses | diskleribizdenfrom our discuses | disklerigizdenfrom you all's discuses | disklerindenfrom their discuses |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: diskleri can mean "his / her discuses", "their discus", or "their discuses" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.