frits
/frits/ · plural fritsle
Fritz, German soldier or German occupier — A joking wartime nickname for German invaders. one source
- fritsle qaçdıla — the Fritzes ran away
- eki fritsni kördük — we saw two Fritzes
- frits elge keldi — a Fritz came to the village
- arsarsız fritslege sekirdi — he leapt at the Fritzes without hesitation
- fritsni qolundan avtomatı tüşdü — the Fritz's submachine gun fell from his hand
- fritsni başına tayaq bla jetdirdi — he struck the Fritz on the head with a stick
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | fritsthe Fritz | fritsimmy Fritz | fritsiŋyour Fritz | fritsihis Fritz | fritsibizour Fritz | fritsigizyou all's Fritz | fritsleritheir Fritzes |
| Genitive | fritsnithe Fritz's | fritsimimy Fritz's | fritsiŋiyour Fritz's | fritsinihis Fritz's | fritsibizniour Fritz's | fritsigizniyou all's Fritz's | fritslerinitheir Fritzes' |
| Accusative | fritsnithe Fritz (as the object) | fritsimimy Fritz (as the object) | fritsiŋiyour Fritz (as the object) | fritsinhis Fritz (as the object) | fritsibizniour Fritz (as the object) | fritsigizniyou all's Fritz (as the object) | fritslerintheir Fritzes (as the object) |
| Dative | fritsgeto the Fritz | fritsimeto my Fritz | fritsiŋeto your Fritz | fritsineto his Fritz | fritsibizgeto our Fritz | fritsigizgeto you all's Fritz | fritslerineto their Fritzes |
| Locative | fritsdein / at the Fritz | fritsimdein / at my Fritz | fritsiŋdein / at your Fritz | fritsindein / at his Fritz | fritsibizdein / at our Fritz | fritsigizdein / at you all's Fritz | fritslerindein / at their Fritzes |
| Ablative | fritsdenfrom the Fritz | fritsimdenfrom my Fritz | fritsiŋdenfrom your Fritz | fritsindenfrom his Fritz | fritsibizdenfrom our Fritz | fritsigizdenfrom you all's Fritz | fritslerindenfrom their Fritzes |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | fritslethe Fritzes | fritslerimmy Fritzes | fritsleriŋyour Fritzes | fritslerihis Fritzes | fritsleribizour Fritzes | fritslerigizyou all's Fritzes | fritsleritheir Fritzes |
| Genitive | fritslenithe Fritzes' | fritslerimimy Fritzes' | fritsleriŋiyour Fritzes' | fritslerinihis Fritzes' | fritsleribizniour Fritzes' | fritslerigizniyou all's Fritzes' | fritslerinitheir Fritzes' |
| Accusative | fritslenithe Fritzes (as the object) | fritslerimimy Fritzes (as the object) | fritsleriŋiyour Fritzes (as the object) | fritslerinhis Fritzes (as the object) | fritsleribizniour Fritzes (as the object) | fritslerigizniyou all's Fritzes (as the object) | fritslerintheir Fritzes (as the object) |
| Dative | fritslegeto the Fritzes | fritslerimeto my Fritzes | fritsleriŋeto your Fritzes | fritslerineto his Fritzes | fritsleribizgeto our Fritzes | fritslerigizgeto you all's Fritzes | fritslerineto their Fritzes |
| Locative | fritsledein / at the Fritzes | fritslerimdein / at my Fritzes | fritsleriŋdein / at your Fritzes | fritslerindein / at his Fritzes | fritsleribizdein / at our Fritzes | fritslerigizdein / at you all's Fritzes | fritslerindein / at their Fritzes |
| Ablative | fritsledenfrom the Fritzes | fritslerimdenfrom my Fritzes | fritsleriŋdenfrom your Fritzes | fritslerindenfrom his Fritzes | fritsleribizdenfrom our Fritzes | fritslerigizdenfrom you all's Fritzes | fritslerindenfrom their Fritzes |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: fritsleri can mean "his / her Fritzes", "their Fritz", or "their Fritzes" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.