gön

/ɡøn/ · plural gönle

(n.) dressed leather, tanned hide (arch.)

gön çarıq ayaqğa jaraşadı — a leather shoe fits the foot well
gön çarıqnı er kier — a man wears leather shoes
gön igi iylenŋendi — the hide has been tanned well

Expressions

gön çarıq — leather shoes (Collocation)

Cases and owners

Singular

Singular — cases of gön, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	gönthe dressed leather	gönümmy dressed leather	gönüŋyour dressed leather	gönühis dressed leather	gönübüzour dressed leather	gönügüzyou all's dressed leather	gönleritheir dressed leathers
Genitive	gönnüthe dressed leather's	gönümümy dressed leather's	gönüŋüyour dressed leather's	gönünühis dressed leather's	gönübüznüour dressed leather's	gönügüznüyou all's dressed leather's	gönlerinitheir dressed leathers'
Accusative	gönnüthe dressed leather (as the object)	gönümümy dressed leather (as the object)	gönüŋüyour dressed leather (as the object)	gönünhis dressed leather (as the object)	gönübüznüour dressed leather (as the object)	gönügüznüyou all's dressed leather (as the object)	gönlerintheir dressed leathers (as the object)
Dative	gönŋeto the dressed leather	gönümeto my dressed leather	gönüŋeto your dressed leather	gönüneto his dressed leather	gönübüzgeto our dressed leather	gönügüzgeto you all's dressed leather	gönlerineto their dressed leathers
Locative	göndein / at the dressed leather	gönümdein / at my dressed leather	gönüŋdein / at your dressed leather	gönündein / at his dressed leather	gönübüzdein / at our dressed leather	gönügüzdein / at you all's dressed leather	gönlerindein / at their dressed leathers
Ablative	göndenfrom the dressed leather	gönümdenfrom my dressed leather	gönüŋdenfrom your dressed leather	gönündenfrom his dressed leather	gönübüzdenfrom our dressed leather	gönügüzdenfrom you all's dressed leather	gönlerindenfrom their dressed leathers

Plural

Plural — cases of gön, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	gönlethe dressed leathers	gönlerimmy dressed leathers	gönleriŋyour dressed leathers	gönlerihis dressed leathers	gönleribizour dressed leathers	gönlerigizyou all's dressed leathers	gönleritheir dressed leathers
Genitive	gönlenithe dressed leathers'	gönlerimimy dressed leathers'	gönleriŋiyour dressed leathers'	gönlerinihis dressed leathers'	gönleribizniour dressed leathers'	gönlerigizniyou all's dressed leathers'	gönlerinitheir dressed leathers'
Accusative	gönlenithe dressed leathers (as the object)	gönlerimimy dressed leathers (as the object)	gönleriŋiyour dressed leathers (as the object)	gönlerinhis dressed leathers (as the object)	gönleribizniour dressed leathers (as the object)	gönlerigizniyou all's dressed leathers (as the object)	gönlerintheir dressed leathers (as the object)
Dative	gönlegeto the dressed leathers	gönlerimeto my dressed leathers	gönleriŋeto your dressed leathers	gönlerineto his dressed leathers	gönleribizgeto our dressed leathers	gönlerigizgeto you all's dressed leathers	gönlerineto their dressed leathers
Locative	gönledein / at the dressed leathers	gönlerimdein / at my dressed leathers	gönleriŋdein / at your dressed leathers	gönlerindein / at his dressed leathers	gönleribizdein / at our dressed leathers	gönlerigizdein / at you all's dressed leathers	gönlerindein / at their dressed leathers
Ablative	gönledenfrom the dressed leathers	gönlerimdenfrom my dressed leathers	gönleriŋdenfrom your dressed leathers	gönlerindenfrom his dressed leathers	gönleribizdenfrom our dressed leathers	gönlerigizdenfrom you all's dressed leathers	gönlerindenfrom their dressed leathers

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: gönleri can mean "his / her dressed leathers", "their dressed leather", or "their dressed leathers" — context decides.

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