tiyre-honşu
/tijre-xonʃu/ · plural tiyre-honşula
neighbors, the people living nearby one source
- tiyre-honşu, juwuq-teŋ — neighbors, relatives and friends
- tiyre-honşu bla jaw bolur — will become an enemy to the neighbors
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | tiyre-honşuthe neighbors | tiyre-honşummy neighbors | tiyre-honşuŋyour neighbors | tiyre-honşusuhis neighbors | tiyre-honşubuzour neighbors | tiyre-honşuğuzyou all's neighbors | tiyre-honşularıtheir neighbors |
| Genitive | tiyre-honşunuthe neighbors' | tiyre-honşumumy neighbors' | tiyre-honşuŋuyour neighbors' | tiyre-honşusunuhis neighbors' | tiyre-honşubuznuour neighbors' | tiyre-honşuğuznuyou all's neighbors' | tiyre-honşularınıtheir neighbors' |
| Accusative | tiyre-honşunuthe neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşumumy neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşuŋuyour neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşusunhis neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşubuznuour neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşuğuznuyou all's neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşularıntheir neighbors (as the object) |
| Dative | tiyre-honşuğato the neighbors | tiyre-honşumato my neighbors | tiyre-honşuŋato your neighbors | tiyre-honşusunato his neighbors | tiyre-honşubuzğato our neighbors | tiyre-honşuğuzğato you all's neighbors | tiyre-honşularınato their neighbors |
| Locative | tiyre-honşudain / at the neighbors | tiyre-honşumdain / at my neighbors | tiyre-honşuŋdain / at your neighbors | tiyre-honşusundain / at his neighbors | tiyre-honşubuzdain / at our neighbors | tiyre-honşuğuzdain / at you all's neighbors | tiyre-honşularındain / at their neighbors |
| Ablative | tiyre-honşudanfrom the neighbors | tiyre-honşumdanfrom my neighbors | tiyre-honşuŋdanfrom your neighbors | tiyre-honşusundanfrom his neighbors | tiyre-honşubuzdanfrom our neighbors | tiyre-honşuğuzdanfrom you all's neighbors | tiyre-honşularındanfrom their neighbors |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | tiyre-honşulathe neighbors | tiyre-honşularımmy neighbors | tiyre-honşularıŋyour neighbors | tiyre-honşularıhis neighbors | tiyre-honşularıbızour neighbors | tiyre-honşularığızyou all's neighbors | tiyre-honşularıtheir neighbors |
| Genitive | tiyre-honşulanıthe neighbors' | tiyre-honşularımımy neighbors' | tiyre-honşularıŋıyour neighbors' | tiyre-honşularınıhis neighbors' | tiyre-honşularıbıznıour neighbors' | tiyre-honşularığıznıyou all's neighbors' | tiyre-honşularınıtheir neighbors' |
| Accusative | tiyre-honşulanıthe neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşularımımy neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşularıŋıyour neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşularınhis neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşularıbıznıour neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşularığıznıyou all's neighbors (as the object) | tiyre-honşularıntheir neighbors (as the object) |
| Dative | tiyre-honşulağato the neighbors | tiyre-honşularımato my neighbors | tiyre-honşularıŋato your neighbors | tiyre-honşularınato his neighbors | tiyre-honşularıbızğato our neighbors | tiyre-honşularığızğato you all's neighbors | tiyre-honşularınato their neighbors |
| Locative | tiyre-honşuladain / at the neighbors | tiyre-honşularımdain / at my neighbors | tiyre-honşularıŋdain / at your neighbors | tiyre-honşularındain / at his neighbors | tiyre-honşularıbızdain / at our neighbors | tiyre-honşularığızdain / at you all's neighbors | tiyre-honşularındain / at their neighbors |
| Ablative | tiyre-honşuladanfrom the neighbors | tiyre-honşularımdanfrom my neighbors | tiyre-honşularıŋdanfrom your neighbors | tiyre-honşularındanfrom his neighbors | tiyre-honşularıbızdanfrom our neighbors | tiyre-honşularığızdanfrom you all's neighbors | tiyre-honşularındanfrom their neighbors |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: tiyre-honşuları can mean "his / her neighbors", "their neighbors", or "their neighbors" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.