ukka
/ukka/ · plural ukkala
walk, outing — A word of children's speech, mostly heard in ukka barayıq "let's go for a walk" and ukkalağa barayıq "let's go for a long walk". Adults say it to cheer small children before taking them out.
- ukka barayıq — let's go for a walk
- men ukka barama — I am going for a walk
- ol ukka bardı — he went for a walk
- ukkalağa barayıq — let's go for a long walk
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | ukkathe walk | ukkammy walk | ukkaŋyour walk | ukkasıhis walk | ukkabızour walk | ukkağızyou all's walk | ukkalarıtheir walks |
| Genitive | ukkanıthe walk's | ukkamımy walk's | ukkaŋıyour walk's | ukkasınıhis walk's | ukkabıznıour walk's | ukkağıznıyou all's walk's | ukkalarınıtheir walks' |
| Accusative | ukkanıthe walk (as the object) | ukkamımy walk (as the object) | ukkaŋıyour walk (as the object) | ukkasınhis walk (as the object) | ukkabıznıour walk (as the object) | ukkağıznıyou all's walk (as the object) | ukkalarıntheir walks (as the object) |
| Dative | ukkağato the walk | ukkamato my walk | ukkaŋato your walk | ukkasınato his walk | ukkabızğato our walk | ukkağızğato you all's walk | ukkalarınato their walks |
| Locative | ukkadain / at the walk | ukkamdain / at my walk | ukkaŋdain / at your walk | ukkasındain / at his walk | ukkabızdain / at our walk | ukkağızdain / at you all's walk | ukkalarındain / at their walks |
| Ablative | ukkadanfrom the walk | ukkamdanfrom my walk | ukkaŋdanfrom your walk | ukkasındanfrom his walk | ukkabızdanfrom our walk | ukkağızdanfrom you all's walk | ukkalarındanfrom their walks |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | ukkalathe walks | ukkalarımmy walks | ukkalarıŋyour walks | ukkalarıhis walks | ukkalarıbızour walks | ukkalarığızyou all's walks | ukkalarıtheir walks |
| Genitive | ukkalanıthe walks' | ukkalarımımy walks' | ukkalarıŋıyour walks' | ukkalarınıhis walks' | ukkalarıbıznıour walks' | ukkalarığıznıyou all's walks' | ukkalarınıtheir walks' |
| Accusative | ukkalanıthe walks (as the object) | ukkalarımımy walks (as the object) | ukkalarıŋıyour walks (as the object) | ukkalarınhis walks (as the object) | ukkalarıbıznıour walks (as the object) | ukkalarığıznıyou all's walks (as the object) | ukkalarıntheir walks (as the object) |
| Dative | ukkalağato the walks | ukkalarımato my walks | ukkalarıŋato your walks | ukkalarınato his walks | ukkalarıbızğato our walks | ukkalarığızğato you all's walks | ukkalarınato their walks |
| Locative | ukkaladain / at the walks | ukkalarımdain / at my walks | ukkalarıŋdain / at your walks | ukkalarındain / at his walks | ukkalarıbızdain / at our walks | ukkalarığızdain / at you all's walks | ukkalarındain / at their walks |
| Ablative | ukkaladanfrom the walks | ukkalarımdanfrom my walks | ukkalarıŋdanfrom your walks | ukkalarındanfrom his walks | ukkalarıbızdanfrom our walks | ukkalarığızdanfrom you all's walks | ukkalarındanfrom their walks |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: ukkaları can mean "his / her walks", "their walk", or "their walks" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.