prinç
/printʃ/ · plural prinçle
rice — Also used before another noun to mean 'made of rice', as in prinç basta 'rice porridge' and prinç hantus 'rice soup'.
- prinç basta — rice porridge
- prinç hantus — rice soup
- prinçni bişirirge — to cook the rice
- prinçden basta eterge — to make porridge from rice
- prinç hantusnu içib — having had the rice soup
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | prinçthe rice | prinçimmy rice | prinçiŋyour rice | prinçihis rice | prinçibizour rice | prinçigizyou all's rice | prinçleritheir rices |
| Genitive | prinçnithe rice's | prinçimimy rice's | prinçiŋiyour rice's | prinçinihis rice's | prinçibizniour rice's | prinçigizniyou all's rice's | prinçlerinitheir rices' |
| Accusative | prinçnithe rice (as the object) | prinçimimy rice (as the object) | prinçiŋiyour rice (as the object) | prinçinhis rice (as the object) | prinçibizniour rice (as the object) | prinçigizniyou all's rice (as the object) | prinçlerintheir rices (as the object) |
| Dative | prinçgeto the rice | prinçimeto my rice | prinçiŋeto your rice | prinçineto his rice | prinçibizgeto our rice | prinçigizgeto you all's rice | prinçlerineto their rices |
| Locative | prinçdein / at the rice | prinçimdein / at my rice | prinçiŋdein / at your rice | prinçindein / at his rice | prinçibizdein / at our rice | prinçigizdein / at you all's rice | prinçlerindein / at their rices |
| Ablative | prinçdenfrom the rice | prinçimdenfrom my rice | prinçiŋdenfrom your rice | prinçindenfrom his rice | prinçibizdenfrom our rice | prinçigizdenfrom you all's rice | prinçlerindenfrom their rices |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | prinçlethe rices | prinçlerimmy rices | prinçleriŋyour rices | prinçlerihis rices | prinçleribizour rices | prinçlerigizyou all's rices | prinçleritheir rices |
| Genitive | prinçlenithe rices' | prinçlerimimy rices' | prinçleriŋiyour rices' | prinçlerinihis rices' | prinçleribizniour rices' | prinçlerigizniyou all's rices' | prinçlerinitheir rices' |
| Accusative | prinçlenithe rices (as the object) | prinçlerimimy rices (as the object) | prinçleriŋiyour rices (as the object) | prinçlerinhis rices (as the object) | prinçleribizniour rices (as the object) | prinçlerigizniyou all's rices (as the object) | prinçlerintheir rices (as the object) |
| Dative | prinçlegeto the rices | prinçlerimeto my rices | prinçleriŋeto your rices | prinçlerineto his rices | prinçleribizgeto our rices | prinçlerigizgeto you all's rices | prinçlerineto their rices |
| Locative | prinçledein / at the rices | prinçlerimdein / at my rices | prinçleriŋdein / at your rices | prinçlerindein / at his rices | prinçleribizdein / at our rices | prinçlerigizdein / at you all's rices | prinçlerindein / at their rices |
| Ablative | prinçledenfrom the rices | prinçlerimdenfrom my rices | prinçleriŋdenfrom your rices | prinçlerindenfrom his rices | prinçleribizdenfrom our rices | prinçlerigizdenfrom you all's rices | prinçlerindenfrom their rices |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: prinçleri can mean "his / her rices", "their rice", or "their rices" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.