pasha
/pasxa/ · plural pashala
Easter, Pascha (the Christian spring festival celebrating the resurrection of Christ) — Suyunchev and Urusbiev 1965 describes it as a religious holiday of both Christians and Jews, so the word can also refer to the Jewish Passover.
- Pashada jumurthala boyaydıla — at Easter they dye eggs
- Pasha jazda boladı — Easter is in spring
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | pashathe Easter | pashammy Easter | pashaŋyour Easter | pashasıhis Easter | pashabızour Easter | pashağızyou all's Easter | pashalarıtheir Easters |
| Genitive | pashanıthe Easter's | pashamımy Easter's | pashaŋıyour Easter's | pashasınıhis Easter's | pashabıznıour Easter's | pashağıznıyou all's Easter's | pashalarınıtheir Easters' |
| Accusative | pashanıthe Easter (as the object) | pashamımy Easter (as the object) | pashaŋıyour Easter (as the object) | pashasınhis Easter (as the object) | pashabıznıour Easter (as the object) | pashağıznıyou all's Easter (as the object) | pashalarıntheir Easters (as the object) |
| Dative | pashağato the Easter | pashamato my Easter | pashaŋato your Easter | pashasınato his Easter | pashabızğato our Easter | pashağızğato you all's Easter | pashalarınato their Easters |
| Locative | pashadain / at the Easter | pashamdain / at my Easter | pashaŋdain / at your Easter | pashasındain / at his Easter | pashabızdain / at our Easter | pashağızdain / at you all's Easter | pashalarındain / at their Easters |
| Ablative | pashadanfrom the Easter | pashamdanfrom my Easter | pashaŋdanfrom your Easter | pashasındanfrom his Easter | pashabızdanfrom our Easter | pashağızdanfrom you all's Easter | pashalarındanfrom their Easters |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | pashalathe Easters | pashalarımmy Easters | pashalarıŋyour Easters | pashalarıhis Easters | pashalarıbızour Easters | pashalarığızyou all's Easters | pashalarıtheir Easters |
| Genitive | pashalanıthe Easters' | pashalarımımy Easters' | pashalarıŋıyour Easters' | pashalarınıhis Easters' | pashalarıbıznıour Easters' | pashalarığıznıyou all's Easters' | pashalarınıtheir Easters' |
| Accusative | pashalanıthe Easters (as the object) | pashalarımımy Easters (as the object) | pashalarıŋıyour Easters (as the object) | pashalarınhis Easters (as the object) | pashalarıbıznıour Easters (as the object) | pashalarığıznıyou all's Easters (as the object) | pashalarıntheir Easters (as the object) |
| Dative | pashalağato the Easters | pashalarımato my Easters | pashalarıŋato your Easters | pashalarınato his Easters | pashalarıbızğato our Easters | pashalarığızğato you all's Easters | pashalarınato their Easters |
| Locative | pashaladain / at the Easters | pashalarımdain / at my Easters | pashalarıŋdain / at your Easters | pashalarındain / at his Easters | pashalarıbızdain / at our Easters | pashalarığızdain / at you all's Easters | pashalarındain / at their Easters |
| Ablative | pashaladanfrom the Easters | pashalarımdanfrom my Easters | pashalarıŋdanfrom your Easters | pashalarındanfrom his Easters | pashalarıbızdanfrom our Easters | pashalarığızdanfrom you all's Easters | pashalarındanfrom their Easters |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: pashaları can mean "his / her Easters", "their Easter", or "their Easters" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.