madarlaw

/madarlaw/ · plural madarlawla

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of madarlaw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativemadarlawthe taking stepsmadarlawummy taking stepsmadarlawuŋyour taking stepsmadarlawuhis taking stepsmadarlawubuzour taking stepsmadarlawuğuzyou all's taking stepsmadarlawlarıtheir taking steps
Genitivemadarlawnuthe taking steps'madarlawumumy taking steps'madarlawuŋuyour taking steps'madarlawunuhis taking steps'madarlawubuznuour taking steps'madarlawuğuznuyou all's taking steps'madarlawlarınıtheir taking steps'
Accusativemadarlawnuthe taking steps (as the object)madarlawumumy taking steps (as the object)madarlawuŋuyour taking steps (as the object)madarlawunhis taking steps (as the object)madarlawubuznuour taking steps (as the object)madarlawuğuznuyou all's taking steps (as the object)madarlawlarıntheir taking steps (as the object)
Dativemadarlawğato the taking stepsmadarlawumato my taking stepsmadarlawuŋato your taking stepsmadarlawunato his taking stepsmadarlawubuzğato our taking stepsmadarlawuğuzğato you all's taking stepsmadarlawlarınato their taking steps
Locativemadarlawdain / at the taking stepsmadarlawumdain / at my taking stepsmadarlawuŋdain / at your taking stepsmadarlawundain / at his taking stepsmadarlawubuzdain / at our taking stepsmadarlawuğuzdain / at you all's taking stepsmadarlawlarındain / at their taking steps
Ablativemadarlawdanfrom the taking stepsmadarlawumdanfrom my taking stepsmadarlawuŋdanfrom your taking stepsmadarlawundanfrom his taking stepsmadarlawubuzdanfrom our taking stepsmadarlawuğuzdanfrom you all's taking stepsmadarlawlarındanfrom their taking steps
Plural — cases of madarlaw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativemadarlawlathe taking stepsmadarlawlarımmy taking stepsmadarlawlarıŋyour taking stepsmadarlawlarıhis taking stepsmadarlawlarıbızour taking stepsmadarlawlarığızyou all's taking stepsmadarlawlarıtheir taking steps
Genitivemadarlawlanıthe taking steps'madarlawlarımımy taking steps'madarlawlarıŋıyour taking steps'madarlawlarınıhis taking steps'madarlawlarıbıznıour taking steps'madarlawlarığıznıyou all's taking steps'madarlawlarınıtheir taking steps'
Accusativemadarlawlanıthe taking steps (as the object)madarlawlarımımy taking steps (as the object)madarlawlarıŋıyour taking steps (as the object)madarlawlarınhis taking steps (as the object)madarlawlarıbıznıour taking steps (as the object)madarlawlarığıznıyou all's taking steps (as the object)madarlawlarıntheir taking steps (as the object)
Dativemadarlawlağato the taking stepsmadarlawlarımato my taking stepsmadarlawlarıŋato your taking stepsmadarlawlarınato his taking stepsmadarlawlarıbızğato our taking stepsmadarlawlarığızğato you all's taking stepsmadarlawlarınato their taking steps
Locativemadarlawladain / at the taking stepsmadarlawlarımdain / at my taking stepsmadarlawlarıŋdain / at your taking stepsmadarlawlarındain / at his taking stepsmadarlawlarıbızdain / at our taking stepsmadarlawlarığızdain / at you all's taking stepsmadarlawlarındain / at their taking steps
Ablativemadarlawladanfrom the taking stepsmadarlawlarımdanfrom my taking stepsmadarlawlarıŋdanfrom your taking stepsmadarlawlarındanfrom his taking stepsmadarlawlarıbızdanfrom our taking stepsmadarlawlarığızdanfrom you all's taking stepsmadarlawlarındanfrom their taking steps

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

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