tilleniw

/tilleniw/ · plural tilleniwle

verbal noun of tillenirge →

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of tilleniw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativetilleniwthe beginning to talktilleniwümmy beginning to talktilleniwüŋyour beginning to talktilleniwühis beginning to talktilleniwübüzour beginning to talktilleniwügüzyou all's beginning to talktilleniwleritheir beginning to talks
Genitivetilleniwnüthe beginning to talk'stilleniwümümy beginning to talk'stilleniwüŋüyour beginning to talk'stilleniwünühis beginning to talk'stilleniwübüznüour beginning to talk'stilleniwügüznüyou all's beginning to talk'stilleniwlerinitheir beginning to talks'
Accusativetilleniwnüthe beginning to talk (as the object)tilleniwümümy beginning to talk (as the object)tilleniwüŋüyour beginning to talk (as the object)tilleniwünhis beginning to talk (as the object)tilleniwübüznüour beginning to talk (as the object)tilleniwügüznüyou all's beginning to talk (as the object)tilleniwlerintheir beginning to talks (as the object)
Dativetilleniwgeto the beginning to talktilleniwümeto my beginning to talktilleniwüŋeto your beginning to talktilleniwüneto his beginning to talktilleniwübüzgeto our beginning to talktilleniwügüzgeto you all's beginning to talktilleniwlerineto their beginning to talks
Locativetilleniwdein / at the beginning to talktilleniwümdein / at my beginning to talktilleniwüŋdein / at your beginning to talktilleniwündein / at his beginning to talktilleniwübüzdein / at our beginning to talktilleniwügüzdein / at you all's beginning to talktilleniwlerindein / at their beginning to talks
Ablativetilleniwdenfrom the beginning to talktilleniwümdenfrom my beginning to talktilleniwüŋdenfrom your beginning to talktilleniwündenfrom his beginning to talktilleniwübüzdenfrom our beginning to talktilleniwügüzdenfrom you all's beginning to talktilleniwlerindenfrom their beginning to talks
Plural — cases of tilleniw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativetilleniwlethe beginning to talkstilleniwlerimmy beginning to talkstilleniwleriŋyour beginning to talkstilleniwlerihis beginning to talkstilleniwleribizour beginning to talkstilleniwlerigizyou all's beginning to talkstilleniwleritheir beginning to talks
Genitivetilleniwlenithe beginning to talks'tilleniwlerimimy beginning to talks'tilleniwleriŋiyour beginning to talks'tilleniwlerinihis beginning to talks'tilleniwleribizniour beginning to talks'tilleniwlerigizniyou all's beginning to talks'tilleniwlerinitheir beginning to talks'
Accusativetilleniwlenithe beginning to talks (as the object)tilleniwlerimimy beginning to talks (as the object)tilleniwleriŋiyour beginning to talks (as the object)tilleniwlerinhis beginning to talks (as the object)tilleniwleribizniour beginning to talks (as the object)tilleniwlerigizniyou all's beginning to talks (as the object)tilleniwlerintheir beginning to talks (as the object)
Dativetilleniwlegeto the beginning to talkstilleniwlerimeto my beginning to talkstilleniwleriŋeto your beginning to talkstilleniwlerineto his beginning to talkstilleniwleribizgeto our beginning to talkstilleniwlerigizgeto you all's beginning to talkstilleniwlerineto their beginning to talks
Locativetilleniwledein / at the beginning to talkstilleniwlerimdein / at my beginning to talkstilleniwleriŋdein / at your beginning to talkstilleniwlerindein / at his beginning to talkstilleniwleribizdein / at our beginning to talkstilleniwlerigizdein / at you all's beginning to talkstilleniwlerindein / at their beginning to talks
Ablativetilleniwledenfrom the beginning to talkstilleniwlerimdenfrom my beginning to talkstilleniwleriŋdenfrom your beginning to talkstilleniwlerindenfrom his beginning to talkstilleniwleribizdenfrom our beginning to talkstilleniwlerigizdenfrom you all's beginning to talkstilleniwlerindenfrom their beginning to talks

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: tilleniwleri can mean "his / her beginning to talks", "their beginning to talk", or "their beginning to talks" — context decides.

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