univermag

/univermaɡ/ · plural univermagla

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of univermag, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeunivermagthe department storeunivermagımmy department storeunivermagıŋyour department storeunivermagıhis department storeunivermagıbızour department storeunivermagığızyou all's department storeunivermaglarıtheir department stores
Genitiveunivermagnıthe department store'sunivermagımımy department store'sunivermagıŋıyour department store'sunivermagınıhis department store'sunivermagıbıznıour department store'sunivermagığıznıyou all's department store'sunivermaglarınıtheir department stores'
Accusativeunivermagnıthe department store (as the object)univermagımımy department store (as the object)univermagıŋıyour department store (as the object)univermagınhis department store (as the object)univermagıbıznıour department store (as the object)univermagığıznıyou all's department store (as the object)univermaglarıntheir department stores (as the object)
Dativeunivermaggato the department storeunivermagımato my department storeunivermagıŋato your department storeunivermagınato his department storeunivermagıbızğato our department storeunivermagığızğato you all's department storeunivermaglarınato their department stores
Locativeunivermagdain / at the department storeunivermagımdain / at my department storeunivermagıŋdain / at your department storeunivermagındain / at his department storeunivermagıbızdain / at our department storeunivermagığızdain / at you all's department storeunivermaglarındain / at their department stores
Ablativeunivermagdanfrom the department storeunivermagımdanfrom my department storeunivermagıŋdanfrom your department storeunivermagındanfrom his department storeunivermagıbızdanfrom our department storeunivermagığızdanfrom you all's department storeunivermaglarındanfrom their department stores
Plural — cases of univermag, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeunivermaglathe department storesunivermaglarımmy department storesunivermaglarıŋyour department storesunivermaglarıhis department storesunivermaglarıbızour department storesunivermaglarığızyou all's department storesunivermaglarıtheir department stores
Genitiveunivermaglanıthe department stores'univermaglarımımy department stores'univermaglarıŋıyour department stores'univermaglarınıhis department stores'univermaglarıbıznıour department stores'univermaglarığıznıyou all's department stores'univermaglarınıtheir department stores'
Accusativeunivermaglanıthe department stores (as the object)univermaglarımımy department stores (as the object)univermaglarıŋıyour department stores (as the object)univermaglarınhis department stores (as the object)univermaglarıbıznıour department stores (as the object)univermaglarığıznıyou all's department stores (as the object)univermaglarıntheir department stores (as the object)
Dativeunivermaglağato the department storesunivermaglarımato my department storesunivermaglarıŋato your department storesunivermaglarınato his department storesunivermaglarıbızğato our department storesunivermaglarığızğato you all's department storesunivermaglarınato their department stores
Locativeunivermagladain / at the department storesunivermaglarımdain / at my department storesunivermaglarıŋdain / at your department storesunivermaglarındain / at his department storesunivermaglarıbızdain / at our department storesunivermaglarığızdain / at you all's department storesunivermaglarındain / at their department stores
Ablativeunivermagladanfrom the department storesunivermaglarımdanfrom my department storesunivermaglarıŋdanfrom your department storesunivermaglarındanfrom his department storesunivermaglarıbızdanfrom our department storesunivermaglarığızdanfrom you all's department storesunivermaglarındanfrom their department stores

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

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