ölgen
/ølɡen/
past participle of ölürge →
1. dead, deceased, passed away — The past participle of ölürge "die". Of an animal that died without being slaughtered: haram ölgen.
- ölgen batırnı atı — the dead hero's name
- ölgen til — a dead language
- ölgen adamğa duwa etdile — they prayed for the dead person
- haram ölgen — dead without being slaughtered (of livestock)
- zamansız ölgen — dead before one's time
- ölgen aslan — saw çıçhan — a dead lion, a living mouse
- ölgeŋe tilek etiw - borçdu — praying for the departed is a duty
2. the deceased, a dead person, the dead — Used in phrases such as ölgenden qalğan mülk "the property a dead person leaves, an inheritance".
- ölgenden qalğan mülk — property left by the deceased, an inheritance
- ölgenni asıraw — burying the deceased
- ölgenni jıllığı — the deceased's one-year memorial
- ölgenni artı quru tüldü — the deceased is not without heirs
- ölgenni saw unutdurur — the living make one forget the dead
- ölgen kebinsiz qalmaz — the dead will not be left without a shroud
Expressions
- eşegi ölgen tawluça — downcast, crestfallen
- ölgen ölü bolurğa — be grief-stricken
- ölgen ölüsü da igidi — far superior
- qolundan iş ölgen — hardworking
Which reading? Look at what follows.
| ölgen + noun | the one who dies (the noun is the doer) |
|---|---|
| ölgeni, nothing after | someone's dying |
| ölgeni under bilirge, körürge | that someone dies |
With an owner
| my | ölgenimmy having died |
|---|---|
| your | ölgeniŋyour having died |
| his / her | ölgenihis / her having died |
| our | ölgenibizour having died |
| you all's | ölgenigizyou all's having died |
| their | ölgenleritheir having died |
Cases with an owner
The endings on ölgeni, the form with a third-person owner. Every other owner takes the same six.
| nominative | ölgenihis / her having died |
|---|---|
| genitive | ölgeninihis / her having died's |
| accusative | ölgeninhis / her having died |
| dative | ölgenineto his / her having died |
| locative | ölgenindewhen he / she died |
| ablative | ölgenindenafter he / she died |
Negative
| the negative | ölmegenthe one that didn't die |
|---|---|
| his / her | ölmegenihis / her not having died |