Jetegeyle / Jetegeyli

/dʒeteɡejle/, /dʒeteɡejli/ · plural Jetegeylele

(n.) Ursa Major, the Great Bear; the Big Dipper (astron.) — Also spelled Jetegeyli, which one dictionary marks as rare. A folk tongue twister calls it seven stars, and the Pole Star (Temirqazaq) the lone star.

Jetegeyli - jeti julduz — Ursa Major is seven stars
Jetegeyle kökde körünedi — Ursa Major is visible in the sky
Men Jetegeyleni kördüm — I saw Ursa Major
Jetegeylege qara — look at Ursa Major

Expressions

jetegeyle jeti aylanırğa — near daybreak (Idiom)

Cases and owners

Singular

Singular — cases of Jetegeyle, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	Jetegeylethe Ursa Major	Jetegeylemmy Ursa Major	Jetegeyleŋyour Ursa Major	Jetegeylesihis Ursa Major	Jetegeylebizour Ursa Major	Jetegeylegizyou all's Ursa Major	Jetegeyleleritheir Ursa Majors
Genitive	Jetegeylenithe Ursa Major's	Jetegeylemimy Ursa Major's	Jetegeyleŋiyour Ursa Major's	Jetegeylesinihis Ursa Major's	Jetegeylebizniour Ursa Major's	Jetegeylegizniyou all's Ursa Major's	Jetegeylelerinitheir Ursa Majors'
Accusative	Jetegeylenithe Ursa Major (as the object)	Jetegeylemimy Ursa Major (as the object)	Jetegeyleŋiyour Ursa Major (as the object)	Jetegeylesinhis Ursa Major (as the object)	Jetegeylebizniour Ursa Major (as the object)	Jetegeylegizniyou all's Ursa Major (as the object)	Jetegeylelerintheir Ursa Majors (as the object)
Dative	Jetegeylegeto the Ursa Major	Jetegeylemeto my Ursa Major	Jetegeyleŋeto your Ursa Major	Jetegeylesineto his Ursa Major	Jetegeylebizgeto our Ursa Major	Jetegeylegizgeto you all's Ursa Major	Jetegeylelerineto their Ursa Majors
Locative	Jetegeyledein / at the Ursa Major	Jetegeylemdein / at my Ursa Major	Jetegeyleŋdein / at your Ursa Major	Jetegeylesindein / at his Ursa Major	Jetegeylebizdein / at our Ursa Major	Jetegeylegizdein / at you all's Ursa Major	Jetegeylelerindein / at their Ursa Majors
Ablative	Jetegeyledenfrom the Ursa Major	Jetegeylemdenfrom my Ursa Major	Jetegeyleŋdenfrom your Ursa Major	Jetegeylesindenfrom his Ursa Major	Jetegeylebizdenfrom our Ursa Major	Jetegeylegizdenfrom you all's Ursa Major	Jetegeylelerindenfrom their Ursa Majors

Plural

Plural — cases of Jetegeyle, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	Jetegeylelethe Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerimmy Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleriŋyour Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerihis Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleribizour Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerigizyou all's Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleritheir Ursa Majors
Genitive	Jetegeylelenithe Ursa Majors'	Jetegeylelerimimy Ursa Majors'	Jetegeyleleriŋiyour Ursa Majors'	Jetegeylelerinihis Ursa Majors'	Jetegeyleleribizniour Ursa Majors'	Jetegeylelerigizniyou all's Ursa Majors'	Jetegeylelerinitheir Ursa Majors'
Accusative	Jetegeylelenithe Ursa Majors (as the object)	Jetegeylelerimimy Ursa Majors (as the object)	Jetegeyleleriŋiyour Ursa Majors (as the object)	Jetegeylelerinhis Ursa Majors (as the object)	Jetegeyleleribizniour Ursa Majors (as the object)	Jetegeylelerigizniyou all's Ursa Majors (as the object)	Jetegeylelerintheir Ursa Majors (as the object)
Dative	Jetegeylelegeto the Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerimeto my Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleriŋeto your Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerineto his Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleribizgeto our Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerigizgeto you all's Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerineto their Ursa Majors
Locative	Jetegeyleledein / at the Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerimdein / at my Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleriŋdein / at your Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerindein / at his Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleribizdein / at our Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerigizdein / at you all's Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerindein / at their Ursa Majors
Ablative	Jetegeyleledenfrom the Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerimdenfrom my Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleriŋdenfrom your Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerindenfrom his Ursa Majors	Jetegeyleleribizdenfrom our Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerigizdenfrom you all's Ursa Majors	Jetegeylelerindenfrom their Ursa Majors

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: Jetegeyleleri can mean "his / her Ursa Majors", "their Ursa Major", or "their Ursa Majors" — context decides.

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