eskirgen
/eskirɡen/
past participle of eskirirge →
1. that has worn out, dilapidated, old, outdated, obsolete
- eskirgen söz — an obsolete word, an archaism
- eskirgen adetle — outdated customs
- eskirgen moda — an outdated fashion
- eskirgen üy — a dilapidated house
- eskirgen kiyim — worn-out clothing
2. long-standing, inveterate, deep-rooted
- eskirgen awruw — a long-standing illness
Which reading? Look at what follows.
| eskirgen + noun | the one who wears out (the noun is the doer) |
|---|---|
| eskirgeni, nothing after | someone's wearing out |
| eskirgeni under bilirge, körürge | that someone wears out |
With an owner
| my | eskirgenimmy having worn out |
|---|---|
| your | eskirgeniŋyour having worn out |
| his / her | eskirgenihis / her having worn out |
| our | eskirgenibizour having worn out |
| you all's | eskirgenigizyou all's having worn out |
| their | eskirgenleritheir having worn out |
Cases with an owner
The endings on eskirgeni, the form with a third-person owner. Every other owner takes the same six.
| nominative | eskirgenihis / her having worn out |
|---|---|
| genitive | eskirgeninihis / her having worn out's |
| accusative | eskirgeninhis / her having worn out |
| dative | eskirgenineto his / her having worn out |
| locative | eskirgenindewhen he / she wore out |
| ablative | eskirgenindenafter he / she wore out |
Negative
| the negative | eskirmegenthe one that didn't wear out |
|---|---|
| his / her | eskirmegenihis / her not having worn out |