çers
/tʃers/ · plural çersle
honor, military salute — Mostly heard in çers berirge "salute", which takes the person saluted in the dative. one source
- çers berirge — to salute
- askerçi menŋe çers berdi — the soldier saluted me
- askerçile çers berdile — the soldiers saluted
- komandirge çers bergença — as if saluting the commander
- çers bermegendi — he did not salute
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | çersthe honor | çersimmy honor | çersiŋyour honor | çersihis honor | çersibizour honor | çersigizyou all's honor | çersleritheir honors |
| Genitive | çersnithe honor's | çersimimy honor's | çersiŋiyour honor's | çersinihis honor's | çersibizniour honor's | çersigizniyou all's honor's | çerslerinitheir honors' |
| Accusative | çersnithe honor (as the object) | çersimimy honor (as the object) | çersiŋiyour honor (as the object) | çersinhis honor (as the object) | çersibizniour honor (as the object) | çersigizniyou all's honor (as the object) | çerslerintheir honors (as the object) |
| Dative | çersgeto the honor | çersimeto my honor | çersiŋeto your honor | çersineto his honor | çersibizgeto our honor | çersigizgeto you all's honor | çerslerineto their honors |
| Locative | çersdein / at the honor | çersimdein / at my honor | çersiŋdein / at your honor | çersindein / at his honor | çersibizdein / at our honor | çersigizdein / at you all's honor | çerslerindein / at their honors |
| Ablative | çersdenfrom the honor | çersimdenfrom my honor | çersiŋdenfrom your honor | çersindenfrom his honor | çersibizdenfrom our honor | çersigizdenfrom you all's honor | çerslerindenfrom their honors |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | çerslethe honors | çerslerimmy honors | çersleriŋyour honors | çerslerihis honors | çersleribizour honors | çerslerigizyou all's honors | çersleritheir honors |
| Genitive | çerslenithe honors' | çerslerimimy honors' | çersleriŋiyour honors' | çerslerinihis honors' | çersleribizniour honors' | çerslerigizniyou all's honors' | çerslerinitheir honors' |
| Accusative | çerslenithe honors (as the object) | çerslerimimy honors (as the object) | çersleriŋiyour honors (as the object) | çerslerinhis honors (as the object) | çersleribizniour honors (as the object) | çerslerigizniyou all's honors (as the object) | çerslerintheir honors (as the object) |
| Dative | çerslegeto the honors | çerslerimeto my honors | çersleriŋeto your honors | çerslerineto his honors | çersleribizgeto our honors | çerslerigizgeto you all's honors | çerslerineto their honors |
| Locative | çersledein / at the honors | çerslerimdein / at my honors | çersleriŋdein / at your honors | çerslerindein / at his honors | çersleribizdein / at our honors | çerslerigizdein / at you all's honors | çerslerindein / at their honors |
| Ablative | çersledenfrom the honors | çerslerimdenfrom my honors | çersleriŋdenfrom your honors | çerslerindenfrom his honors | çersleribizdenfrom our honors | çerslerigizdenfrom you all's honors | çerslerindenfrom their honors |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: çersleri can mean "his / her honors", "their honor", or "their honors" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.