jöge

/dʒøɡe/ · plural jögele

(n.) lime tree, linden (bot. )

jöge çeçek — lime blossom
jöge çapıraq — a lime leaf
jöge terek — a lime tree

Cases and owners

Singular

Singular — cases of jöge, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominativethe lime tree	—jöge	menijögem	senijögeng	anıjögesi	biznijögebiz	siznijögegiz	alanıjögeleri
Genitivethe lime tree's	—jögeni	menijögemi	senijögengi	anıjögesini	biznijögebizni	siznijögegizni	alanıjögelerini
Accusativethe lime tree (as the object)	—jögeni	menijögemi	senijögengi	anıjögesin	biznijögebizni	siznijögegizni	alanıjögelerin
Dativeto the lime tree	—jögege	menijögeme	senijögenge	anıjögesine	biznijögebizge	siznijögegizge	alanıjögelerine
Locativeat / in the lime tree	—jögede	menijögemde	senijögengde	anıjögesinde	biznijögebizde	siznijögegizde	alanıjögelerinde
Ablativefrom the lime tree	—jögeden	menijögemden	senijögengden	anıjögesinden	biznijögebizden	siznijögegizden	alanıjögelerinden

Plural

Plural — cases of jöge, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominativethe lime trees	—jögele	menijögelerim	senijögelering	anıjögeleri	biznijögeleribiz	siznijögelerigiz	alanıjögeleri
Genitivethe lime trees'	—jögeleni	menijögelerimi	senijögeleringi	anıjögelerini	biznijögeleribizni	siznijögelerigizni	alanıjögelerini
Accusativethe lime trees (as the object)	—jögeleni	menijögelerimi	senijögeleringi	anıjögelerin	biznijögeleribizni	siznijögelerigizni	alanıjögelerin
Dativeto the lime trees	—jögelege	menijögelerime	senijögeleringe	anıjögelerine	biznijögeleribizge	siznijögelerigizge	alanıjögelerine
Locativeat / in the lime trees	—jögelede	menijögelerimde	senijögeleringde	anıjögelerinde	biznijögeleribizde	siznijögelerigizde	alanıjögelerinde
Ablativefrom the lime trees	—jögeleden	menijögelerimden	senijögeleringden	anıjögelerinden	biznijögeleribizden	siznijögelerigizden	alanıjögelerinden

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: jögeleri can mean "his / her lime trees", "their lime tree", or "their lime trees" — context decides.

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