finotdel

/finotdel/ · plural finotdelle

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of finotdel, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativefinotdelthe finance departmentfinotdelimmy finance departmentfinotdeliŋyour finance departmentfinotdelihis finance departmentfinotdelibizour finance departmentfinotdeligizyou all's finance departmentfinotdelleritheir finance departments
Genitivefinotdelnithe finance department'sfinotdelimimy finance department'sfinotdeliŋiyour finance department'sfinotdelinihis finance department'sfinotdelibizniour finance department'sfinotdeligizniyou all's finance department'sfinotdellerinitheir finance departments'
Accusativefinotdelnithe finance department (as the object)finotdelimimy finance department (as the object)finotdeliŋiyour finance department (as the object)finotdelinhis finance department (as the object)finotdelibizniour finance department (as the object)finotdeligizniyou all's finance department (as the object)finotdellerintheir finance departments (as the object)
Dativefinotdelgeto the finance departmentfinotdelimeto my finance departmentfinotdeliŋeto your finance departmentfinotdelineto his finance departmentfinotdelibizgeto our finance departmentfinotdeligizgeto you all's finance departmentfinotdellerineto their finance departments
Locativefinotdeldein / at the finance departmentfinotdelimdein / at my finance departmentfinotdeliŋdein / at your finance departmentfinotdelindein / at his finance departmentfinotdelibizdein / at our finance departmentfinotdeligizdein / at you all's finance departmentfinotdellerindein / at their finance departments
Ablativefinotdeldenfrom the finance departmentfinotdelimdenfrom my finance departmentfinotdeliŋdenfrom your finance departmentfinotdelindenfrom his finance departmentfinotdelibizdenfrom our finance departmentfinotdeligizdenfrom you all's finance departmentfinotdellerindenfrom their finance departments
Plural — cases of finotdel, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativefinotdellethe finance departmentsfinotdellerimmy finance departmentsfinotdelleriŋyour finance departmentsfinotdellerihis finance departmentsfinotdelleribizour finance departmentsfinotdellerigizyou all's finance departmentsfinotdelleritheir finance departments
Genitivefinotdellenithe finance departments'finotdellerimimy finance departments'finotdelleriŋiyour finance departments'finotdellerinihis finance departments'finotdelleribizniour finance departments'finotdellerigizniyou all's finance departments'finotdellerinitheir finance departments'
Accusativefinotdellenithe finance departments (as the object)finotdellerimimy finance departments (as the object)finotdelleriŋiyour finance departments (as the object)finotdellerinhis finance departments (as the object)finotdelleribizniour finance departments (as the object)finotdellerigizniyou all's finance departments (as the object)finotdellerintheir finance departments (as the object)
Dativefinotdellegeto the finance departmentsfinotdellerimeto my finance departmentsfinotdelleriŋeto your finance departmentsfinotdellerineto his finance departmentsfinotdelleribizgeto our finance departmentsfinotdellerigizgeto you all's finance departmentsfinotdellerineto their finance departments
Locativefinotdelledein / at the finance departmentsfinotdellerimdein / at my finance departmentsfinotdelleriŋdein / at your finance departmentsfinotdellerindein / at his finance departmentsfinotdelleribizdein / at our finance departmentsfinotdellerigizdein / at you all's finance departmentsfinotdellerindein / at their finance departments
Ablativefinotdelledenfrom the finance departmentsfinotdellerimdenfrom my finance departmentsfinotdelleriŋdenfrom your finance departmentsfinotdellerindenfrom his finance departmentsfinotdelleribizdenfrom our finance departmentsfinotdellerigizdenfrom you all's finance departmentsfinotdellerindenfrom their finance departments

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: finotdelleri can mean "his / her finance departments", "their finance department", or "their finance departments" — context decides.

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