un

/un/ · plural unla

(n.) flour, finely ground cereal meal — Before another noun it means flour or for flour, as in un maşok "a sack of flour, a flour sack". Common kinds: buday un "wheat flour", nartüh un "corn flour", arpa un "barley flour".

buday un — wheat flour
nartüh un — corn flour
arpa un — barley flour
un maşok — a sack of flour; a flour sack
buday unundan tatlı ötmek bişer — she bakes tasty bread from wheat flour
tirmende taza un tartdıla — they ground clean flour at the mill
un elerge — to sift flour
un seberge — to sprinkle with flour
un juğu — covered in flour
un köb bolsa — if there is plenty of flour

Cases and owners

Singular

Singular — cases of un, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	unthe flour	unummy flour	unuŋyour flour	unuhis flour	unubuzour flour	unuğuzyou all's flour	unlarıtheir flour
Genitive	unnuthe flour's	unumumy flour's	unuŋuyour flour's	ununuhis flour's	unubuznuour flour's	unuğuznuyou all's flour's	unlarınıtheir flour's
Accusative	unnuthe flour (as the object)	unumumy flour (as the object)	unuŋuyour flour (as the object)	ununhis flour (as the object)	unubuznuour flour (as the object)	unuğuznuyou all's flour (as the object)	unlarıntheir flour (as the object)
Dative	unŋato the flour	unumato my flour	unuŋato your flour	ununato his flour	unubuzğato our flour	unuğuzğato you all's flour	unlarınato their flour
Locative	undain / at the flour	unumdain / at my flour	unuŋdain / at your flour	unundain / at his flour	unubuzdain / at our flour	unuğuzdain / at you all's flour	unlarındain / at their flour
Ablative	undanfrom the flour	unumdanfrom my flour	unuŋdanfrom your flour	unundanfrom his flour	unubuzdanfrom our flour	unuğuzdanfrom you all's flour	unlarındanfrom their flour

Plural

Plural — cases of un, plain and with an owner
Case	—plain	menimy	seniyour	anıhis / her	bizniour	sizniyou all's	alanıtheir
Nominative	unlathe flour	unlarımmy flour	unlarıŋyour flour	unlarıhis flour	unlarıbızour flour	unlarığızyou all's flour	unlarıtheir flour
Genitive	unlanıthe flour's	unlarımımy flour's	unlarıŋıyour flour's	unlarınıhis flour's	unlarıbıznıour flour's	unlarığıznıyou all's flour's	unlarınıtheir flour's
Accusative	unlanıthe flour (as the object)	unlarımımy flour (as the object)	unlarıŋıyour flour (as the object)	unlarınhis flour (as the object)	unlarıbıznıour flour (as the object)	unlarığıznıyou all's flour (as the object)	unlarıntheir flour (as the object)
Dative	unlağato the flour	unlarımato my flour	unlarıŋato your flour	unlarınato his flour	unlarıbızğato our flour	unlarığızğato you all's flour	unlarınato their flour
Locative	unladain / at the flour	unlarımdain / at my flour	unlarıŋdain / at your flour	unlarındain / at his flour	unlarıbızdain / at our flour	unlarığızdain / at you all's flour	unlarındain / at their flour
Ablative	unladanfrom the flour	unlarımdanfrom my flour	unlarıŋdanfrom your flour	unlarındanfrom his flour	unlarıbızdanfrom our flour	unlarığızdanfrom you all's flour	unlarındanfrom their flour

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: unları can mean "his / her flour", "their flour", or "their flour" — context decides.

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