katolik
/katolik/ · plural katolikle
a Catholic, a follower of Catholicism — Before another noun it means Catholic: katolik klisa the Catholic church, katolik tişirıw a Catholic woman.
- ol katolikdi — he is a Catholic
- katolik klisa — the Catholic church
- katolik tişirıw — a Catholic woman
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | katolikthe Catholic | katoligimmy Catholic | katoligiŋyour Catholic | katoligihis Catholic | katoligibizour Catholic | katoligigizyou all's Catholic | katolikleritheir Catholics |
| Genitive | katoliknithe Catholic's | katoligimimy Catholic's | katoligiŋiyour Catholic's | katoliginihis Catholic's | katoligibizniour Catholic's | katoligigizniyou all's Catholic's | katoliklerinitheir Catholics' |
| Accusative | katoliknithe Catholic (as the object) | katoligimimy Catholic (as the object) | katoligiŋiyour Catholic (as the object) | katoliginhis Catholic (as the object) | katoligibizniour Catholic (as the object) | katoligigizniyou all's Catholic (as the object) | katoliklerintheir Catholics (as the object) |
| Dative | katolikgeto the Catholic | katoligimeto my Catholic | katoligiŋeto your Catholic | katoligineto his Catholic | katoligibizgeto our Catholic | katoligigizgeto you all's Catholic | katoliklerineto their Catholics |
| Locative | katolikdein / at the Catholic | katoligimdein / at my Catholic | katoligiŋdein / at your Catholic | katoligindein / at his Catholic | katoligibizdein / at our Catholic | katoligigizdein / at you all's Catholic | katoliklerindein / at their Catholics |
| Ablative | katolikdenfrom the Catholic | katoligimdenfrom my Catholic | katoligiŋdenfrom your Catholic | katoligindenfrom his Catholic | katoligibizdenfrom our Catholic | katoligigizdenfrom you all's Catholic | katoliklerindenfrom their Catholics |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | katoliklethe Catholics | katoliklerimmy Catholics | katolikleriŋyour Catholics | katoliklerihis Catholics | katolikleribizour Catholics | katoliklerigizyou all's Catholics | katolikleritheir Catholics |
| Genitive | katoliklenithe Catholics' | katoliklerimimy Catholics' | katolikleriŋiyour Catholics' | katoliklerinihis Catholics' | katolikleribizniour Catholics' | katoliklerigizniyou all's Catholics' | katoliklerinitheir Catholics' |
| Accusative | katoliklenithe Catholics (as the object) | katoliklerimimy Catholics (as the object) | katolikleriŋiyour Catholics (as the object) | katoliklerinhis Catholics (as the object) | katolikleribizniour Catholics (as the object) | katoliklerigizniyou all's Catholics (as the object) | katoliklerintheir Catholics (as the object) |
| Dative | katoliklegeto the Catholics | katoliklerimeto my Catholics | katolikleriŋeto your Catholics | katoliklerineto his Catholics | katolikleribizgeto our Catholics | katoliklerigizgeto you all's Catholics | katoliklerineto their Catholics |
| Locative | katolikledein / at the Catholics | katoliklerimdein / at my Catholics | katolikleriŋdein / at your Catholics | katoliklerindein / at his Catholics | katolikleribizdein / at our Catholics | katoliklerigizdein / at you all's Catholics | katoliklerindein / at their Catholics |
| Ablative | katolikledenfrom the Catholics | katoliklerimdenfrom my Catholics | katolikleriŋdenfrom your Catholics | katoliklerindenfrom his Catholics | katolikleribizdenfrom our Catholics | katoliklerigizdenfrom you all's Catholics | katoliklerindenfrom their Catholics |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: katolikleri can mean "his / her Catholics", "their Catholic", or "their Catholics" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.