front
/front/ · plural frontla
1. front, theater of military operations — Before another noun it means front-line, serving the front: front supplies.
- Frontdan qağıt joqdu — There is no letter from the front
- Üy başçım frontda ölgendi — My husband died at the front
- Soltan frontda qaldı — Soltan stayed at the front
- Nazirni atası frontdan suratın iygendi — Nazir's father sent his photo from the front
- front jırnı jırlaydıla — they sing a front-line song
2. front, a group of armies under one commander
- Kavkaz front — the Caucasus Front
- Ukraina frontda ölgendi — He died on the Ukrainian Front
- Marşal frontha onowla beredi — The marshal gives orders to the front
3. front, a field of collective effort (cultural, labor)
- Urunuw frontda soğuşadıla — They fight on the labor front
- Anam urunuw frontda işlegendi — My mother worked on the labor front
4. front, an alliance of social forces for a common aim
- bir frontha birigirge kerekdile — they must unite into one front
- alçı küçleni birikgen frontun qurarğa — to build a united front of the progressive forces
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | frontthe front | frontummy front | frontuŋyour front | frontuhis front | frontubuzour front | frontuğuzyou all's front | frontlarıtheir fronts |
| Genitive | frontnuthe front's | frontumumy front's | frontuŋuyour front's | frontunuhis front's | frontubuznuour front's | frontuğuznuyou all's front's | frontlarınıtheir fronts' |
| Accusative | frontnuthe front (as the object) | frontumumy front (as the object) | frontuŋuyour front (as the object) | frontunhis front (as the object) | frontubuznuour front (as the object) | frontuğuznuyou all's front (as the object) | frontlarıntheir fronts (as the object) |
| Dative | fronthato the front | frontumato my front | frontuŋato your front | frontunato his front | frontubuzğato our front | frontuğuzğato you all's front | frontlarınato their fronts |
| Locative | frontdain / at the front | frontumdain / at my front | frontuŋdain / at your front | frontundain / at his front | frontubuzdain / at our front | frontuğuzdain / at you all's front | frontlarındain / at their fronts |
| Ablative | frontdanfrom the front | frontumdanfrom my front | frontuŋdanfrom your front | frontundanfrom his front | frontubuzdanfrom our front | frontuğuzdanfrom you all's front | frontlarındanfrom their fronts |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | frontlathe fronts | frontlarımmy fronts | frontlarıŋyour fronts | frontlarıhis fronts | frontlarıbızour fronts | frontlarığızyou all's fronts | frontlarıtheir fronts |
| Genitive | frontlanıthe fronts' | frontlarımımy fronts' | frontlarıŋıyour fronts' | frontlarınıhis fronts' | frontlarıbıznıour fronts' | frontlarığıznıyou all's fronts' | frontlarınıtheir fronts' |
| Accusative | frontlanıthe fronts (as the object) | frontlarımımy fronts (as the object) | frontlarıŋıyour fronts (as the object) | frontlarınhis fronts (as the object) | frontlarıbıznıour fronts (as the object) | frontlarığıznıyou all's fronts (as the object) | frontlarıntheir fronts (as the object) |
| Dative | frontlağato the fronts | frontlarımato my fronts | frontlarıŋato your fronts | frontlarınato his fronts | frontlarıbızğato our fronts | frontlarığızğato you all's fronts | frontlarınato their fronts |
| Locative | frontladain / at the fronts | frontlarımdain / at my fronts | frontlarıŋdain / at your fronts | frontlarındain / at his fronts | frontlarıbızdain / at our fronts | frontlarığızdain / at you all's fronts | frontlarındain / at their fronts |
| Ablative | frontladanfrom the fronts | frontlarımdanfrom my fronts | frontlarıŋdanfrom your fronts | frontlarındanfrom his fronts | frontlarıbızdanfrom our fronts | frontlarığızdanfrom you all's fronts | frontlarındanfrom their fronts |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: frontları can mean "his / her fronts", "their front", or "their fronts" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.