kompleks
/kompleks/ · plural kompleksle
complex, a set of parts, buildings or activities forming one integrated whole — Before another noun it means comprehensive, integrated: kompleks mehanizatsiya comprehensive mechanization, kompleks plan comprehensive plan.
- arhitektura kompleks — an architectural complex
- ullu kompleks süeledi — a big complex stands
- kompleksni işlerge — to build the complex
- turist kompleksde köb iş etilgendi — a lot of work has been done at the tourist complex
- kompleks işle — an integrated set of works
- kompleks madarla — an integrated set of measures
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | kompleksthe complex | kompleksimmy complex | kompleksiŋyour complex | kompleksihis complex | kompleksibizour complex | kompleksigizyou all's complex | kompleksleritheir complexes |
| Genitive | kompleksnithe complex's | kompleksimimy complex's | kompleksiŋiyour complex's | kompleksinihis complex's | kompleksibizniour complex's | kompleksigizniyou all's complex's | komplekslerinitheir complexes' |
| Accusative | kompleksnithe complex (as the object) | kompleksimimy complex (as the object) | kompleksiŋiyour complex (as the object) | kompleksinhis complex (as the object) | kompleksibizniour complex (as the object) | kompleksigizniyou all's complex (as the object) | komplekslerintheir complexes (as the object) |
| Dative | kompleksgeto the complex | kompleksimeto my complex | kompleksiŋeto your complex | kompleksineto his complex | kompleksibizgeto our complex | kompleksigizgeto you all's complex | komplekslerineto their complexes |
| Locative | kompleksdein / at the complex | kompleksimdein / at my complex | kompleksiŋdein / at your complex | kompleksindein / at his complex | kompleksibizdein / at our complex | kompleksigizdein / at you all's complex | komplekslerindein / at their complexes |
| Ablative | kompleksdenfrom the complex | kompleksimdenfrom my complex | kompleksiŋdenfrom your complex | kompleksindenfrom his complex | kompleksibizdenfrom our complex | kompleksigizdenfrom you all's complex | komplekslerindenfrom their complexes |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | komplekslethe complexes | komplekslerimmy complexes | kompleksleriŋyour complexes | komplekslerihis complexes | kompleksleribizour complexes | komplekslerigizyou all's complexes | kompleksleritheir complexes |
| Genitive | komplekslenithe complexes' | komplekslerimimy complexes' | kompleksleriŋiyour complexes' | komplekslerinihis complexes' | kompleksleribizniour complexes' | komplekslerigizniyou all's complexes' | komplekslerinitheir complexes' |
| Accusative | komplekslenithe complexes (as the object) | komplekslerimimy complexes (as the object) | kompleksleriŋiyour complexes (as the object) | komplekslerinhis complexes (as the object) | kompleksleribizniour complexes (as the object) | komplekslerigizniyou all's complexes (as the object) | komplekslerintheir complexes (as the object) |
| Dative | komplekslegeto the complexes | komplekslerimeto my complexes | kompleksleriŋeto your complexes | komplekslerineto his complexes | kompleksleribizgeto our complexes | komplekslerigizgeto you all's complexes | komplekslerineto their complexes |
| Locative | kompleksledein / at the complexes | komplekslerimdein / at my complexes | kompleksleriŋdein / at your complexes | komplekslerindein / at his complexes | kompleksleribizdein / at our complexes | komplekslerigizdein / at you all's complexes | komplekslerindein / at their complexes |
| Ablative | kompleksledenfrom the complexes | komplekslerimdenfrom my complexes | kompleksleriŋdenfrom your complexes | komplekslerindenfrom his complexes | kompleksleribizdenfrom our complexes | komplekslerigizdenfrom you all's complexes | komplekslerindenfrom their complexes |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: kompleksleri can mean "his / her complexes", "their complex", or "their complexes" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.