et-jen
/et-dʒen/ · plural et-jenle
relatives, kin
- ol meni et-jenimdi — he is my kin
- et-jenim uzaqda jaşaydı — my relatives live far away
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | et-jenthe kin | et-jenimmy kin | et-jeniŋyour kin | et-jenihis kin | et-jenibizour kin | et-jenigizyou all's kin | et-jenleritheir kin |
| Genitive | et-jennithe kin's | et-jenimimy kin's | et-jeniŋiyour kin's | et-jeninihis kin's | et-jenibizniour kin's | et-jenigizniyou all's kin's | et-jenlerinitheir kin's |
| Accusative | et-jennithe kin (as the object) | et-jenimimy kin (as the object) | et-jeniŋiyour kin (as the object) | et-jeninhis kin (as the object) | et-jenibizniour kin (as the object) | et-jenigizniyou all's kin (as the object) | et-jenlerintheir kin (as the object) |
| Dative | et-jenŋeto the kin | et-jenimeto my kin | et-jeniŋeto your kin | et-jenineto his kin | et-jenibizgeto our kin | et-jenigizgeto you all's kin | et-jenlerineto their kin |
| Locative | et-jendein / at the kin | et-jenimdein / at my kin | et-jeniŋdein / at your kin | et-jenindein / at his kin | et-jenibizdein / at our kin | et-jenigizdein / at you all's kin | et-jenlerindein / at their kin |
| Ablative | et-jendenfrom the kin | et-jenimdenfrom my kin | et-jeniŋdenfrom your kin | et-jenindenfrom his kin | et-jenibizdenfrom our kin | et-jenigizdenfrom you all's kin | et-jenlerindenfrom their kin |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | et-jenlethe kin | et-jenlerimmy kin | et-jenleriŋyour kin | et-jenlerihis kin | et-jenleribizour kin | et-jenlerigizyou all's kin | et-jenleritheir kin |
| Genitive | et-jenlenithe kin's | et-jenlerimimy kin's | et-jenleriŋiyour kin's | et-jenlerinihis kin's | et-jenleribizniour kin's | et-jenlerigizniyou all's kin's | et-jenlerinitheir kin's |
| Accusative | et-jenlenithe kin (as the object) | et-jenlerimimy kin (as the object) | et-jenleriŋiyour kin (as the object) | et-jenlerinhis kin (as the object) | et-jenleribizniour kin (as the object) | et-jenlerigizniyou all's kin (as the object) | et-jenlerintheir kin (as the object) |
| Dative | et-jenlegeto the kin | et-jenlerimeto my kin | et-jenleriŋeto your kin | et-jenlerineto his kin | et-jenleribizgeto our kin | et-jenlerigizgeto you all's kin | et-jenlerineto their kin |
| Locative | et-jenledein / at the kin | et-jenlerimdein / at my kin | et-jenleriŋdein / at your kin | et-jenlerindein / at his kin | et-jenleribizdein / at our kin | et-jenlerigizdein / at you all's kin | et-jenlerindein / at their kin |
| Ablative | et-jenledenfrom the kin | et-jenlerimdenfrom my kin | et-jenleriŋdenfrom your kin | et-jenlerindenfrom his kin | et-jenleribizdenfrom our kin | et-jenlerigizdenfrom you all's kin | et-jenlerindenfrom their kin |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: et-jenleri can mean "his / her kin", "their kin", or "their kin" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.