dok
/dok/ · plural dokla
dock, a basin in a harbor where ships are built or repaired — Before another noun it means dock, as in a dock worker. dokda tururğa means be in dock (of a ship).
- dokda tururğa — to stand in dock
- keme dokda turadı — the ship is standing in the dock
- kemeni dokga kiyir — bring the ship into the dock
- dokda kemeleni jamaydıla — ships are repaired in the dock
- jaŋı dok işlenedi — a new dock is being built
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | dokthe dock | dogummy dock | doguŋyour dock | doguhis dock | dogubuzour dock | doguğuzyou all's dock | doklarıtheir docks |
| Genitive | doknuthe dock's | dogumumy dock's | doguŋuyour dock's | dogunuhis dock's | dogubuznuour dock's | doguğuznuyou all's dock's | doklarınıtheir docks' |
| Accusative | doknuthe dock (as the object) | dogumumy dock (as the object) | doguŋuyour dock (as the object) | dogunhis dock (as the object) | dogubuznuour dock (as the object) | doguğuznuyou all's dock (as the object) | doklarıntheir docks (as the object) |
| Dative | dokgato the dock | dogumato my dock | doguŋato your dock | dogunato his dock | dogubuzğato our dock | doguğuzğato you all's dock | doklarınato their docks |
| Locative | dokdain / at the dock | dogumdain / at my dock | doguŋdain / at your dock | dogundain / at his dock | dogubuzdain / at our dock | doguğuzdain / at you all's dock | doklarındain / at their docks |
| Ablative | dokdanfrom the dock | dogumdanfrom my dock | doguŋdanfrom your dock | dogundanfrom his dock | dogubuzdanfrom our dock | doguğuzdanfrom you all's dock | doklarındanfrom their docks |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | doklathe docks | doklarımmy docks | doklarıŋyour docks | doklarıhis docks | doklarıbızour docks | doklarığızyou all's docks | doklarıtheir docks |
| Genitive | doklanıthe docks' | doklarımımy docks' | doklarıŋıyour docks' | doklarınıhis docks' | doklarıbıznıour docks' | doklarığıznıyou all's docks' | doklarınıtheir docks' |
| Accusative | doklanıthe docks (as the object) | doklarımımy docks (as the object) | doklarıŋıyour docks (as the object) | doklarınhis docks (as the object) | doklarıbıznıour docks (as the object) | doklarığıznıyou all's docks (as the object) | doklarıntheir docks (as the object) |
| Dative | doklağato the docks | doklarımato my docks | doklarıŋato your docks | doklarınato his docks | doklarıbızğato our docks | doklarığızğato you all's docks | doklarınato their docks |
| Locative | dokladain / at the docks | doklarımdain / at my docks | doklarıŋdain / at your docks | doklarındain / at his docks | doklarıbızdain / at our docks | doklarığızdain / at you all's docks | doklarındain / at their docks |
| Ablative | dokladanfrom the docks | doklarımdanfrom my docks | doklarıŋdanfrom your docks | doklarındanfrom his docks | doklarıbızdanfrom our docks | doklarığızdanfrom you all's docks | doklarındanfrom their docks |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: dokları can mean "his / her docks", "their dock", or "their docks" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.