öpkeletiw

/øpkeletiw/ · plural öpkeletiwle

verbal noun of öpkeletirge →

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of öpkeletiw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeöpkeletiwthe offending someoneöpkeletiwümmy offending someoneöpkeletiwüŋyour offending someoneöpkeletiwühis offending someoneöpkeletiwübüzour offending someoneöpkeletiwügüzyou all's offending someoneöpkeletiwleritheir offending someones
Genitiveöpkeletiwnüthe offending someone'söpkeletiwümümy offending someone'söpkeletiwüŋüyour offending someone'söpkeletiwünühis offending someone'söpkeletiwübüznüour offending someone'söpkeletiwügüznüyou all's offending someone'söpkeletiwlerinitheir offending someones'
Accusativeöpkeletiwnüthe offending someone (as the object)öpkeletiwümümy offending someone (as the object)öpkeletiwüŋüyour offending someone (as the object)öpkeletiwünhis offending someone (as the object)öpkeletiwübüznüour offending someone (as the object)öpkeletiwügüznüyou all's offending someone (as the object)öpkeletiwlerintheir offending someones (as the object)
Dativeöpkeletiwgeto the offending someoneöpkeletiwümeto my offending someoneöpkeletiwüŋeto your offending someoneöpkeletiwüneto his offending someoneöpkeletiwübüzgeto our offending someoneöpkeletiwügüzgeto you all's offending someoneöpkeletiwlerineto their offending someones
Locativeöpkeletiwdein / at the offending someoneöpkeletiwümdein / at my offending someoneöpkeletiwüŋdein / at your offending someoneöpkeletiwündein / at his offending someoneöpkeletiwübüzdein / at our offending someoneöpkeletiwügüzdein / at you all's offending someoneöpkeletiwlerindein / at their offending someones
Ablativeöpkeletiwdenfrom the offending someoneöpkeletiwümdenfrom my offending someoneöpkeletiwüŋdenfrom your offending someoneöpkeletiwündenfrom his offending someoneöpkeletiwübüzdenfrom our offending someoneöpkeletiwügüzdenfrom you all's offending someoneöpkeletiwlerindenfrom their offending someones
Plural — cases of öpkeletiw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeöpkeletiwlethe offending someonesöpkeletiwlerimmy offending someonesöpkeletiwleriŋyour offending someonesöpkeletiwlerihis offending someonesöpkeletiwleribizour offending someonesöpkeletiwlerigizyou all's offending someonesöpkeletiwleritheir offending someones
Genitiveöpkeletiwlenithe offending someones'öpkeletiwlerimimy offending someones'öpkeletiwleriŋiyour offending someones'öpkeletiwlerinihis offending someones'öpkeletiwleribizniour offending someones'öpkeletiwlerigizniyou all's offending someones'öpkeletiwlerinitheir offending someones'
Accusativeöpkeletiwlenithe offending someones (as the object)öpkeletiwlerimimy offending someones (as the object)öpkeletiwleriŋiyour offending someones (as the object)öpkeletiwlerinhis offending someones (as the object)öpkeletiwleribizniour offending someones (as the object)öpkeletiwlerigizniyou all's offending someones (as the object)öpkeletiwlerintheir offending someones (as the object)
Dativeöpkeletiwlegeto the offending someonesöpkeletiwlerimeto my offending someonesöpkeletiwleriŋeto your offending someonesöpkeletiwlerineto his offending someonesöpkeletiwleribizgeto our offending someonesöpkeletiwlerigizgeto you all's offending someonesöpkeletiwlerineto their offending someones
Locativeöpkeletiwledein / at the offending someonesöpkeletiwlerimdein / at my offending someonesöpkeletiwleriŋdein / at your offending someonesöpkeletiwlerindein / at his offending someonesöpkeletiwleribizdein / at our offending someonesöpkeletiwlerigizdein / at you all's offending someonesöpkeletiwlerindein / at their offending someones
Ablativeöpkeletiwledenfrom the offending someonesöpkeletiwlerimdenfrom my offending someonesöpkeletiwleriŋdenfrom your offending someonesöpkeletiwlerindenfrom his offending someonesöpkeletiwleribizdenfrom our offending someonesöpkeletiwlerigizdenfrom you all's offending someonesöpkeletiwlerindenfrom their offending someones

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

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