hojalanıw

/xodʒalanɯw/ · plural hojalanıwla

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of hojalanıw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativehojalanıwthe playing the masterhojalanıwummy playing the masterhojalanıwuŋyour playing the masterhojalanıwuhis playing the masterhojalanıwubuzour playing the masterhojalanıwuğuzyou all's playing the masterhojalanıwlarıtheir playing the masters
Genitivehojalanıwnuthe playing the master'shojalanıwumumy playing the master'shojalanıwuŋuyour playing the master'shojalanıwunuhis playing the master'shojalanıwubuznuour playing the master'shojalanıwuğuznuyou all's playing the master'shojalanıwlarınıtheir playing the masters'
Accusativehojalanıwnuthe playing the master (as the object)hojalanıwumumy playing the master (as the object)hojalanıwuŋuyour playing the master (as the object)hojalanıwunhis playing the master (as the object)hojalanıwubuznuour playing the master (as the object)hojalanıwuğuznuyou all's playing the master (as the object)hojalanıwlarıntheir playing the masters (as the object)
Dativehojalanıwğato the playing the masterhojalanıwumato my playing the masterhojalanıwuŋato your playing the masterhojalanıwunato his playing the masterhojalanıwubuzğato our playing the masterhojalanıwuğuzğato you all's playing the masterhojalanıwlarınato their playing the masters
Locativehojalanıwdain / at the playing the masterhojalanıwumdain / at my playing the masterhojalanıwuŋdain / at your playing the masterhojalanıwundain / at his playing the masterhojalanıwubuzdain / at our playing the masterhojalanıwuğuzdain / at you all's playing the masterhojalanıwlarındain / at their playing the masters
Ablativehojalanıwdanfrom the playing the masterhojalanıwumdanfrom my playing the masterhojalanıwuŋdanfrom your playing the masterhojalanıwundanfrom his playing the masterhojalanıwubuzdanfrom our playing the masterhojalanıwuğuzdanfrom you all's playing the masterhojalanıwlarındanfrom their playing the masters
Plural — cases of hojalanıw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativehojalanıwlathe playing the mastershojalanıwlarımmy playing the mastershojalanıwlarıŋyour playing the mastershojalanıwlarıhis playing the mastershojalanıwlarıbızour playing the mastershojalanıwlarığızyou all's playing the mastershojalanıwlarıtheir playing the masters
Genitivehojalanıwlanıthe playing the masters'hojalanıwlarımımy playing the masters'hojalanıwlarıŋıyour playing the masters'hojalanıwlarınıhis playing the masters'hojalanıwlarıbıznıour playing the masters'hojalanıwlarığıznıyou all's playing the masters'hojalanıwlarınıtheir playing the masters'
Accusativehojalanıwlanıthe playing the masters (as the object)hojalanıwlarımımy playing the masters (as the object)hojalanıwlarıŋıyour playing the masters (as the object)hojalanıwlarınhis playing the masters (as the object)hojalanıwlarıbıznıour playing the masters (as the object)hojalanıwlarığıznıyou all's playing the masters (as the object)hojalanıwlarıntheir playing the masters (as the object)
Dativehojalanıwlağato the playing the mastershojalanıwlarımato my playing the mastershojalanıwlarıŋato your playing the mastershojalanıwlarınato his playing the mastershojalanıwlarıbızğato our playing the mastershojalanıwlarığızğato you all's playing the mastershojalanıwlarınato their playing the masters
Locativehojalanıwladain / at the playing the mastershojalanıwlarımdain / at my playing the mastershojalanıwlarıŋdain / at your playing the mastershojalanıwlarındain / at his playing the mastershojalanıwlarıbızdain / at our playing the mastershojalanıwlarığızdain / at you all's playing the mastershojalanıwlarındain / at their playing the masters
Ablativehojalanıwladanfrom the playing the mastershojalanıwlarımdanfrom my playing the mastershojalanıwlarıŋdanfrom your playing the mastershojalanıwlarındanfrom his playing the mastershojalanıwlarıbızdanfrom our playing the mastershojalanıwlarığızdanfrom you all's playing the mastershojalanıwlarındanfrom their playing the masters

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: hojalanıwları can mean "his / her playing the masters", "their playing the master", or "their playing the masters" — context decides.

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