jin
/dʒin/ · plural jinle
jinn, spirit, demon — A good jinn is aq jin, an evil one qara jin. The curse jin ursun means "may an evil spirit strike you".
- aq jin — a good (white) jinn
- qara jin — an evil (black) jinn
- ol jinleden qorqadı — he is afraid of jinns
- men jinlege iynanmayma — I do not believe in jinns
- şaytannı, jinni da qorqaqla çığarğandıla — cowards made up the devil and the jinn too
- jin ursun! — may a jinn strike you!
Expressions
- jin jalağan — vitiligo
- jin ururğa — go mad
- jini tutarğa — fly into a rage
- jinin qozğarğa — enrage someone
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | jinthe jinn | jinimmy jinn | jiniŋyour jinn | jinihis jinn | jinibizour jinn | jinigizyou all's jinn | jinleritheir jinns |
| Genitive | jinnithe jinn's | jinimimy jinn's | jiniŋiyour jinn's | jininihis jinn's | jinibizniour jinn's | jinigizniyou all's jinn's | jinlerinitheir jinns' |
| Accusative | jinnithe jinn (as the object) | jinimimy jinn (as the object) | jiniŋiyour jinn (as the object) | jininhis jinn (as the object) | jinibizniour jinn (as the object) | jinigizniyou all's jinn (as the object) | jinlerintheir jinns (as the object) |
| Dative | jinŋeto the jinn | jinimeto my jinn | jiniŋeto your jinn | jinineto his jinn | jinibizgeto our jinn | jinigizgeto you all's jinn | jinlerineto their jinns |
| Locative | jindein / at the jinn | jinimdein / at my jinn | jiniŋdein / at your jinn | jinindein / at his jinn | jinibizdein / at our jinn | jinigizdein / at you all's jinn | jinlerindein / at their jinns |
| Ablative | jindenfrom the jinn | jinimdenfrom my jinn | jiniŋdenfrom your jinn | jinindenfrom his jinn | jinibizdenfrom our jinn | jinigizdenfrom you all's jinn | jinlerindenfrom their jinns |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | jinlethe jinns | jinlerimmy jinns | jinleriŋyour jinns | jinlerihis jinns | jinleribizour jinns | jinlerigizyou all's jinns | jinleritheir jinns |
| Genitive | jinlenithe jinns' | jinlerimimy jinns' | jinleriŋiyour jinns' | jinlerinihis jinns' | jinleribizniour jinns' | jinlerigizniyou all's jinns' | jinlerinitheir jinns' |
| Accusative | jinlenithe jinns (as the object) | jinlerimimy jinns (as the object) | jinleriŋiyour jinns (as the object) | jinlerinhis jinns (as the object) | jinleribizniour jinns (as the object) | jinlerigizniyou all's jinns (as the object) | jinlerintheir jinns (as the object) |
| Dative | jinlegeto the jinns | jinlerimeto my jinns | jinleriŋeto your jinns | jinlerineto his jinns | jinleribizgeto our jinns | jinlerigizgeto you all's jinns | jinlerineto their jinns |
| Locative | jinledein / at the jinns | jinlerimdein / at my jinns | jinleriŋdein / at your jinns | jinlerindein / at his jinns | jinleribizdein / at our jinns | jinlerigizdein / at you all's jinns | jinlerindein / at their jinns |
| Ablative | jinledenfrom the jinns | jinlerimdenfrom my jinns | jinleriŋdenfrom your jinns | jinlerindenfrom his jinns | jinleribizdenfrom our jinns | jinlerigizdenfrom you all's jinns | jinlerindenfrom their jinns |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: jinleri can mean "his / her jinns", "their jinn", or "their jinns" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.