jersiniw
/dʒersiniw/ · plural jersiniwle
getting used to a new place, acclimatization; settling in and coming to like one's new surroundings — The action noun of jersinirge "get used to a place", typically said of someone who has moved somewhere with a different climate or way of life.
- jersiniwge zaman kerekdi — settling in takes time
- jersiniw qıyın boldu — settling in was hard
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | jersiniwthe getting used to a new place | jersiniwümmy getting used to a new place | jersiniwüŋyour getting used to a new place | jersiniwühis getting used to a new place | jersiniwübüzour getting used to a new place | jersiniwügüzyou all's getting used to a new place | jersiniwleritheir getting used to a new places |
| Genitive | jersiniwnüthe getting used to a new place's | jersiniwümümy getting used to a new place's | jersiniwüŋüyour getting used to a new place's | jersiniwünühis getting used to a new place's | jersiniwübüznüour getting used to a new place's | jersiniwügüznüyou all's getting used to a new place's | jersiniwlerinitheir getting used to a new places' |
| Accusative | jersiniwnüthe getting used to a new place (as the object) | jersiniwümümy getting used to a new place (as the object) | jersiniwüŋüyour getting used to a new place (as the object) | jersiniwünhis getting used to a new place (as the object) | jersiniwübüznüour getting used to a new place (as the object) | jersiniwügüznüyou all's getting used to a new place (as the object) | jersiniwlerintheir getting used to a new places (as the object) |
| Dative | jersiniwgeto the getting used to a new place | jersiniwümeto my getting used to a new place | jersiniwüŋeto your getting used to a new place | jersiniwüneto his getting used to a new place | jersiniwübüzgeto our getting used to a new place | jersiniwügüzgeto you all's getting used to a new place | jersiniwlerineto their getting used to a new places |
| Locative | jersiniwdein / at the getting used to a new place | jersiniwümdein / at my getting used to a new place | jersiniwüŋdein / at your getting used to a new place | jersiniwündein / at his getting used to a new place | jersiniwübüzdein / at our getting used to a new place | jersiniwügüzdein / at you all's getting used to a new place | jersiniwlerindein / at their getting used to a new places |
| Ablative | jersiniwdenfrom the getting used to a new place | jersiniwümdenfrom my getting used to a new place | jersiniwüŋdenfrom your getting used to a new place | jersiniwündenfrom his getting used to a new place | jersiniwübüzdenfrom our getting used to a new place | jersiniwügüzdenfrom you all's getting used to a new place | jersiniwlerindenfrom their getting used to a new places |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | jersiniwlethe getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerimmy getting used to a new places | jersiniwleriŋyour getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerihis getting used to a new places | jersiniwleribizour getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerigizyou all's getting used to a new places | jersiniwleritheir getting used to a new places |
| Genitive | jersiniwlenithe getting used to a new places' | jersiniwlerimimy getting used to a new places' | jersiniwleriŋiyour getting used to a new places' | jersiniwlerinihis getting used to a new places' | jersiniwleribizniour getting used to a new places' | jersiniwlerigizniyou all's getting used to a new places' | jersiniwlerinitheir getting used to a new places' |
| Accusative | jersiniwlenithe getting used to a new places (as the object) | jersiniwlerimimy getting used to a new places (as the object) | jersiniwleriŋiyour getting used to a new places (as the object) | jersiniwlerinhis getting used to a new places (as the object) | jersiniwleribizniour getting used to a new places (as the object) | jersiniwlerigizniyou all's getting used to a new places (as the object) | jersiniwlerintheir getting used to a new places (as the object) |
| Dative | jersiniwlegeto the getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerimeto my getting used to a new places | jersiniwleriŋeto your getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerineto his getting used to a new places | jersiniwleribizgeto our getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerigizgeto you all's getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerineto their getting used to a new places |
| Locative | jersiniwledein / at the getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerimdein / at my getting used to a new places | jersiniwleriŋdein / at your getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerindein / at his getting used to a new places | jersiniwleribizdein / at our getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerigizdein / at you all's getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerindein / at their getting used to a new places |
| Ablative | jersiniwledenfrom the getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerimdenfrom my getting used to a new places | jersiniwleriŋdenfrom your getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerindenfrom his getting used to a new places | jersiniwleribizdenfrom our getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerigizdenfrom you all's getting used to a new places | jersiniwlerindenfrom their getting used to a new places |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: jersiniwleri can mean "his / her getting used to a new places", "their getting used to a new place", or "their getting used to a new places" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.