pohod
/poxod/ · plural pohodla
1. hike, walking trip made for pleasure or instruction
- turist pohod — a tourist hike
- jayaw pohod — a walking trip
- tawğa pohod eterge — to make a hike into the mountains
- oquwçula pohodda boldula — the pupils were on a hike
2. military campaign, march undertaken by an army
- asker pohod — a military campaign
- uzaq pohod — a long campaign
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | pohodthe hike | pohodummy hike | pohoduŋyour hike | pohoduhis hike | pohodubuzour hike | pohoduğuzyou all's hike | pohodlarıtheir hikes |
| Genitive | pohodnuthe hike's | pohodumumy hike's | pohoduŋuyour hike's | pohodunuhis hike's | pohodubuznuour hike's | pohoduğuznuyou all's hike's | pohodlarınıtheir hikes' |
| Accusative | pohodnuthe hike (as the object) | pohodumumy hike (as the object) | pohoduŋuyour hike (as the object) | pohodunhis hike (as the object) | pohodubuznuour hike (as the object) | pohoduğuznuyou all's hike (as the object) | pohodlarıntheir hikes (as the object) |
| Dative | pohodğato the hike | pohodumato my hike | pohoduŋato your hike | pohodunato his hike | pohodubuzğato our hike | pohoduğuzğato you all's hike | pohodlarınato their hikes |
| Locative | pohoddain / at the hike | pohodumdain / at my hike | pohoduŋdain / at your hike | pohodundain / at his hike | pohodubuzdain / at our hike | pohoduğuzdain / at you all's hike | pohodlarındain / at their hikes |
| Ablative | pohoddanfrom the hike | pohodumdanfrom my hike | pohoduŋdanfrom your hike | pohodundanfrom his hike | pohodubuzdanfrom our hike | pohoduğuzdanfrom you all's hike | pohodlarındanfrom their hikes |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | pohodlathe hikes | pohodlarımmy hikes | pohodlarıŋyour hikes | pohodlarıhis hikes | pohodlarıbızour hikes | pohodlarığızyou all's hikes | pohodlarıtheir hikes |
| Genitive | pohodlanıthe hikes' | pohodlarımımy hikes' | pohodlarıŋıyour hikes' | pohodlarınıhis hikes' | pohodlarıbıznıour hikes' | pohodlarığıznıyou all's hikes' | pohodlarınıtheir hikes' |
| Accusative | pohodlanıthe hikes (as the object) | pohodlarımımy hikes (as the object) | pohodlarıŋıyour hikes (as the object) | pohodlarınhis hikes (as the object) | pohodlarıbıznıour hikes (as the object) | pohodlarığıznıyou all's hikes (as the object) | pohodlarıntheir hikes (as the object) |
| Dative | pohodlağato the hikes | pohodlarımato my hikes | pohodlarıŋato your hikes | pohodlarınato his hikes | pohodlarıbızğato our hikes | pohodlarığızğato you all's hikes | pohodlarınato their hikes |
| Locative | pohodladain / at the hikes | pohodlarımdain / at my hikes | pohodlarıŋdain / at your hikes | pohodlarındain / at his hikes | pohodlarıbızdain / at our hikes | pohodlarığızdain / at you all's hikes | pohodlarındain / at their hikes |
| Ablative | pohodladanfrom the hikes | pohodlarımdanfrom my hikes | pohodlarıŋdanfrom your hikes | pohodlarındanfrom his hikes | pohodlarıbızdanfrom our hikes | pohodlarığızdanfrom you all's hikes | pohodlarındanfrom their hikes |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: pohodları can mean "his / her hikes", "their hike", or "their hikes" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.