ekindi

/ekindi/ · plural ekindile

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of ekindi, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeekindithe late afternoonekindimmy late afternoonekindiŋyour late afternoonekindisihis late afternoonekindibizour late afternoonekindigizyou all's late afternoonekindileritheir late afternoons
Genitiveekindinithe late afternoon'sekindimimy late afternoon'sekindiŋiyour late afternoon'sekindisinihis late afternoon'sekindibizniour late afternoon'sekindigizniyou all's late afternoon'sekindilerinitheir late afternoons'
Accusativeekindinithe late afternoon (as the object)ekindimimy late afternoon (as the object)ekindiŋiyour late afternoon (as the object)ekindisinhis late afternoon (as the object)ekindibizniour late afternoon (as the object)ekindigizniyou all's late afternoon (as the object)ekindilerintheir late afternoons (as the object)
Dativeekindigeto the late afternoonekindimeto my late afternoonekindiŋeto your late afternoonekindisineto his late afternoonekindibizgeto our late afternoonekindigizgeto you all's late afternoonekindilerineto their late afternoons
Locativeekindidein / at the late afternoonekindimdein / at my late afternoonekindiŋdein / at your late afternoonekindisindein / at his late afternoonekindibizdein / at our late afternoonekindigizdein / at you all's late afternoonekindilerindein / at their late afternoons
Ablativeekindidenfrom the late afternoonekindimdenfrom my late afternoonekindiŋdenfrom your late afternoonekindisindenfrom his late afternoonekindibizdenfrom our late afternoonekindigizdenfrom you all's late afternoonekindilerindenfrom their late afternoons
Plural — cases of ekindi, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeekindilethe late afternoonsekindilerimmy late afternoonsekindileriŋyour late afternoonsekindilerihis late afternoonsekindileribizour late afternoonsekindilerigizyou all's late afternoonsekindileritheir late afternoons
Genitiveekindilenithe late afternoons'ekindilerimimy late afternoons'ekindileriŋiyour late afternoons'ekindilerinihis late afternoons'ekindileribizniour late afternoons'ekindilerigizniyou all's late afternoons'ekindilerinitheir late afternoons'
Accusativeekindilenithe late afternoons (as the object)ekindilerimimy late afternoons (as the object)ekindileriŋiyour late afternoons (as the object)ekindilerinhis late afternoons (as the object)ekindileribizniour late afternoons (as the object)ekindilerigizniyou all's late afternoons (as the object)ekindilerintheir late afternoons (as the object)
Dativeekindilegeto the late afternoonsekindilerimeto my late afternoonsekindileriŋeto your late afternoonsekindilerineto his late afternoonsekindileribizgeto our late afternoonsekindilerigizgeto you all's late afternoonsekindilerineto their late afternoons
Locativeekindiledein / at the late afternoonsekindilerimdein / at my late afternoonsekindileriŋdein / at your late afternoonsekindilerindein / at his late afternoonsekindileribizdein / at our late afternoonsekindilerigizdein / at you all's late afternoonsekindilerindein / at their late afternoons
Ablativeekindiledenfrom the late afternoonsekindilerimdenfrom my late afternoonsekindileriŋdenfrom your late afternoonsekindilerindenfrom his late afternoonsekindileribizdenfrom our late afternoonsekindilerigizdenfrom you all's late afternoonsekindilerindenfrom their late afternoons

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: ekindileri can mean "his / her late afternoons", "their late afternoon", or "their late afternoons" — context decides.

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