jitça

/dʒittʃa/ · plural jitçala

(n.) meat (in children's speech); flesh, especially red flesh exposed in a wound — A children's word for et meat. It is also used of red flesh showing in a wound, as in jitçası qızarıb turadı (his flesh is showing red), and of flesh laid bare at the knees.

jitça bişgenmidi? — had the meat cooked?
qoy jitça — mutton
jarası ulludu, jitçası qızarıb turadı — his wound is big, his flesh is showing red
tobuqlarımı jitçaları beri açılğandıla — the flesh of my knees has been laid bare

Cases and owners

Singular

Singular — cases of jitça, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	jitçathe meat	jitçammy meat	jitçaŋyour meat	jitçasıhis meat	jitçabızour meat	jitçağızyou all's meat	jitçalarıtheir meats
Genitive	jitçanıthe meat's	jitçamımy meat's	jitçaŋıyour meat's	jitçasınıhis meat's	jitçabıznıour meat's	jitçağıznıyou all's meat's	jitçalarınıtheir meats'
Accusative	jitçanıthe meat (as the object)	jitçamımy meat (as the object)	jitçaŋıyour meat (as the object)	jitçasınhis meat (as the object)	jitçabıznıour meat (as the object)	jitçağıznıyou all's meat (as the object)	jitçalarıntheir meats (as the object)
Dative	jitçağato the meat	jitçamato my meat	jitçaŋato your meat	jitçasınato his meat	jitçabızğato our meat	jitçağızğato you all's meat	jitçalarınato their meats
Locative	jitçadain / at the meat	jitçamdain / at my meat	jitçaŋdain / at your meat	jitçasındain / at his meat	jitçabızdain / at our meat	jitçağızdain / at you all's meat	jitçalarındain / at their meats
Ablative	jitçadanfrom the meat	jitçamdanfrom my meat	jitçaŋdanfrom your meat	jitçasındanfrom his meat	jitçabızdanfrom our meat	jitçağızdanfrom you all's meat	jitçalarındanfrom their meats

Plural

Plural — cases of jitça, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	jitçalathe meats	jitçalarımmy meats	jitçalarıŋyour meats	jitçalarıhis meats	jitçalarıbızour meats	jitçalarığızyou all's meats	jitçalarıtheir meats
Genitive	jitçalanıthe meats'	jitçalarımımy meats'	jitçalarıŋıyour meats'	jitçalarınıhis meats'	jitçalarıbıznıour meats'	jitçalarığıznıyou all's meats'	jitçalarınıtheir meats'
Accusative	jitçalanıthe meats (as the object)	jitçalarımımy meats (as the object)	jitçalarıŋıyour meats (as the object)	jitçalarınhis meats (as the object)	jitçalarıbıznıour meats (as the object)	jitçalarığıznıyou all's meats (as the object)	jitçalarıntheir meats (as the object)
Dative	jitçalağato the meats	jitçalarımato my meats	jitçalarıŋato your meats	jitçalarınato his meats	jitçalarıbızğato our meats	jitçalarığızğato you all's meats	jitçalarınato their meats
Locative	jitçaladain / at the meats	jitçalarımdain / at my meats	jitçalarıŋdain / at your meats	jitçalarındain / at his meats	jitçalarıbızdain / at our meats	jitçalarığızdain / at you all's meats	jitçalarındain / at their meats
Ablative	jitçaladanfrom the meats	jitçalarımdanfrom my meats	jitçalarıŋdanfrom your meats	jitçalarındanfrom his meats	jitçalarıbızdanfrom our meats	jitçalarığızdanfrom you all's meats	jitçalarındanfrom their meats

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

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