mif
/mif/ · plural mifle
myth, an ancient folk tale about gods, legendary heroes or the origin of natural phenomena — Before another noun it means mythical.
- greklileni mifleri — the myths of the Greeks
- duniyanı jaratılıwu üsünden mif — a myth about the creation of the world
- eski mifni haparı — the story of an old myth
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | mifthe myth | mifimmy myth | mifiŋyour myth | mifihis myth | mifibizour myth | mifigizyou all's myth | mifleritheir myths |
| Genitive | mifnithe myth's | mifimimy myth's | mifiŋiyour myth's | mifinihis myth's | mifibizniour myth's | mifigizniyou all's myth's | miflerinitheir myths' |
| Accusative | mifnithe myth (as the object) | mifimimy myth (as the object) | mifiŋiyour myth (as the object) | mifinhis myth (as the object) | mifibizniour myth (as the object) | mifigizniyou all's myth (as the object) | miflerintheir myths (as the object) |
| Dative | mifgeto the myth | mifimeto my myth | mifiŋeto your myth | mifineto his myth | mifibizgeto our myth | mifigizgeto you all's myth | miflerineto their myths |
| Locative | mifdein / at the myth | mifimdein / at my myth | mifiŋdein / at your myth | mifindein / at his myth | mifibizdein / at our myth | mifigizdein / at you all's myth | miflerindein / at their myths |
| Ablative | mifdenfrom the myth | mifimdenfrom my myth | mifiŋdenfrom your myth | mifindenfrom his myth | mifibizdenfrom our myth | mifigizdenfrom you all's myth | miflerindenfrom their myths |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | miflethe myths | miflerimmy myths | mifleriŋyour myths | miflerihis myths | mifleribizour myths | miflerigizyou all's myths | mifleritheir myths |
| Genitive | miflenithe myths' | miflerimimy myths' | mifleriŋiyour myths' | miflerinihis myths' | mifleribizniour myths' | miflerigizniyou all's myths' | miflerinitheir myths' |
| Accusative | miflenithe myths (as the object) | miflerimimy myths (as the object) | mifleriŋiyour myths (as the object) | miflerinhis myths (as the object) | mifleribizniour myths (as the object) | miflerigizniyou all's myths (as the object) | miflerintheir myths (as the object) |
| Dative | miflegeto the myths | miflerimeto my myths | mifleriŋeto your myths | miflerineto his myths | mifleribizgeto our myths | miflerigizgeto you all's myths | miflerineto their myths |
| Locative | mifledein / at the myths | miflerimdein / at my myths | mifleriŋdein / at your myths | miflerindein / at his myths | mifleribizdein / at our myths | miflerigizdein / at you all's myths | miflerindein / at their myths |
| Ablative | mifledenfrom the myths | miflerimdenfrom my myths | mifleriŋdenfrom your myths | miflerindenfrom his myths | mifleribizdenfrom our myths | miflerigizdenfrom you all's myths | miflerindenfrom their myths |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: mifleri can mean "his / her myths", "their myth", or "their myths" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.