pilya

/pilja/ · plural pilyala

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of pilya, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativepilyathe children's ball gamepilyammy children's ball gamepilyaŋyour children's ball gamepilyasıhis children's ball gamepilyabızour children's ball gamepilyağızyou all's children's ball gamepilyalarıtheir children's ball games
Genitivepilyanıthe children's ball game'spilyamımy children's ball game'spilyaŋıyour children's ball game'spilyasınıhis children's ball game'spilyabıznıour children's ball game'spilyağıznıyou all's children's ball game'spilyalarınıtheir children's ball games'
Accusativepilyanıthe children's ball game (as the object)pilyamımy children's ball game (as the object)pilyaŋıyour children's ball game (as the object)pilyasınhis children's ball game (as the object)pilyabıznıour children's ball game (as the object)pilyağıznıyou all's children's ball game (as the object)pilyalarıntheir children's ball games (as the object)
Dativepilyağato the children's ball gamepilyamato my children's ball gamepilyaŋato your children's ball gamepilyasınato his children's ball gamepilyabızğato our children's ball gamepilyağızğato you all's children's ball gamepilyalarınato their children's ball games
Locativepilyadain / at the children's ball gamepilyamdain / at my children's ball gamepilyaŋdain / at your children's ball gamepilyasındain / at his children's ball gamepilyabızdain / at our children's ball gamepilyağızdain / at you all's children's ball gamepilyalarındain / at their children's ball games
Ablativepilyadanfrom the children's ball gamepilyamdanfrom my children's ball gamepilyaŋdanfrom your children's ball gamepilyasındanfrom his children's ball gamepilyabızdanfrom our children's ball gamepilyağızdanfrom you all's children's ball gamepilyalarındanfrom their children's ball games
Plural — cases of pilya, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativepilyalathe children's ball gamespilyalarımmy children's ball gamespilyalarıŋyour children's ball gamespilyalarıhis children's ball gamespilyalarıbızour children's ball gamespilyalarığızyou all's children's ball gamespilyalarıtheir children's ball games
Genitivepilyalanıthe children's ball games'pilyalarımımy children's ball games'pilyalarıŋıyour children's ball games'pilyalarınıhis children's ball games'pilyalarıbıznıour children's ball games'pilyalarığıznıyou all's children's ball games'pilyalarınıtheir children's ball games'
Accusativepilyalanıthe children's ball games (as the object)pilyalarımımy children's ball games (as the object)pilyalarıŋıyour children's ball games (as the object)pilyalarınhis children's ball games (as the object)pilyalarıbıznıour children's ball games (as the object)pilyalarığıznıyou all's children's ball games (as the object)pilyalarıntheir children's ball games (as the object)
Dativepilyalağato the children's ball gamespilyalarımato my children's ball gamespilyalarıŋato your children's ball gamespilyalarınato his children's ball gamespilyalarıbızğato our children's ball gamespilyalarığızğato you all's children's ball gamespilyalarınato their children's ball games
Locativepilyaladain / at the children's ball gamespilyalarımdain / at my children's ball gamespilyalarıŋdain / at your children's ball gamespilyalarındain / at his children's ball gamespilyalarıbızdain / at our children's ball gamespilyalarığızdain / at you all's children's ball gamespilyalarındain / at their children's ball games
Ablativepilyaladanfrom the children's ball gamespilyalarımdanfrom my children's ball gamespilyalarıŋdanfrom your children's ball gamespilyalarındanfrom his children's ball gamespilyalarıbızdanfrom our children's ball gamespilyalarığızdanfrom you all's children's ball gamespilyalarındanfrom their children's ball games

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: pilyaları can mean "his / her children's ball games", "their children's ball game", or "their children's ball games" — context decides.

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