it

/it/ · plural itle

1. (n.) dog — Often stands before another noun for what belongs to or is typical of a dog.

2. (n.) cur, scoundrel (abus.; colloq.)

it adam — a base man, a scoundrel
it zat — a cur's spawn
itden tuwğan — born of a cur
itge sanamazğa — not to count someone even as a dog
körmedigizmi ol itni bizge etgenin — didn't you see what that scoundrel did to us
körmedigiz ol itni bizge etgenin — didn't you see what that scoundrel did to us

3. (adj.) awful, very bad — Describes bad qualities and habits rather than people themselves.

Expressions

Singular — cases of it, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	itthe dog	itimmy dog	itiŋyour dog	itihis dog	itibizour dog	itigizyou all's dog	itleritheir dogs
Genitive	itnithe dog's	itimimy dog's	itiŋiyour dog's	itinihis dog's	itibizniour dog's	itigizniyou all's dog's	itlerinitheir dogs'
Accusative	itnithe dog (as the object)	itimimy dog (as the object)	itiŋiyour dog (as the object)	itinhis dog (as the object)	itibizniour dog (as the object)	itigizniyou all's dog (as the object)	itlerintheir dogs (as the object)
Dative	itgeto the dog	itimeto my dog	itiŋeto your dog	itineto his dog	itibizgeto our dog	itigizgeto you all's dog	itlerineto their dogs
Locative	itdein / at the dog	itimdein / at my dog	itiŋdein / at your dog	itindein / at his dog	itibizdein / at our dog	itigizdein / at you all's dog	itlerindein / at their dogs
Ablative	itdenfrom the dog	itimdenfrom my dog	itiŋdenfrom your dog	itindenfrom his dog	itibizdenfrom our dog	itigizdenfrom you all's dog	itlerindenfrom their dogs

Plural — cases of it, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	itlethe dogs	itlerimmy dogs	itleriŋyour dogs	itlerihis dogs	itleribizour dogs	itlerigizyou all's dogs	itleritheir dogs
Genitive	itlenithe dogs'	itlerimimy dogs'	itleriŋiyour dogs'	itlerinihis dogs'	itleribizniour dogs'	itlerigizniyou all's dogs'	itlerinitheir dogs'
Accusative	itlenithe dogs (as the object)	itlerimimy dogs (as the object)	itleriŋiyour dogs (as the object)	itlerinhis dogs (as the object)	itleribizniour dogs (as the object)	itlerigizniyou all's dogs (as the object)	itlerintheir dogs (as the object)
Dative	itlegeto the dogs	itlerimeto my dogs	itleriŋeto your dogs	itlerineto his dogs	itleribizgeto our dogs	itlerigizgeto you all's dogs	itlerineto their dogs
Locative	itledein / at the dogs	itlerimdein / at my dogs	itleriŋdein / at your dogs	itlerindein / at his dogs	itleribizdein / at our dogs	itlerigizdein / at you all's dogs	itlerindein / at their dogs
Ablative	itledenfrom the dogs	itlerimdenfrom my dogs	itleriŋdenfrom your dogs	itlerindenfrom his dogs	itleribizdenfrom our dogs	itlerigizdenfrom you all's dogs	itlerindenfrom their dogs

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: itleri can mean "his / her dogs", "their dog", or "their dogs" — context decides.

Belonging to it — the dog's one
Case	one thing, one owner	several things, one owner	one thing, several owners	several things, several owners
Nominative	itnikithe dog's one	itnikilethe dog's ones	itlenikithe dogs' one	itlenikilethe dogs' ones
Genitive	itnikiniof the dog's one	itnikileniof the dog's ones	itlenikiniof the dogs' one	itlenikileniof the dogs' ones
Accusative	itnikinthe dog's one (as the object)	itnikilenithe dog's ones (as the object)	itlenikinthe dogs' one (as the object)	itlenikilenithe dogs' ones (as the object)
Dative	itnikineto the dog's one	itnikilegeto the dog's ones	itlenikineto the dogs' one	itlenikilegeto the dogs' ones
Locative	itnikindein / at the dog's one	itnikiledein / at the dog's ones	itlenikindein / at the dogs' one	itlenikiledein / at the dogs' ones
Ablative	itnikindenfrom the dog's one	itnikiledenfrom the dog's ones	itlenikindenfrom the dogs' one	itlenikiledenfrom the dogs' ones

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