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Revision as of 23:01, 7 March 2012
Contents
Number
{L}{A}р Plural
Rules | surface forms of -/{L}{A}р/ | Examples | Gloss |
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Ends with nasal consonants (м, н, ң) | -нар/-нәр | streets,enemies,dawns | |
Ends with anything else | -лар/-ләр | children,girls,books,fools |
Noun morphology
- Missing rules
Noun Person, Possessives
() = after vowel, [] = after consonant, {} = archivowel/consonant
({I})м, 1sg ({I})ң, 2sg [с]{I}, 3sg ({I})б{I}з, 1pl ({I})г{I}з, 2pl [с]{I} or {L}{A}р{I} 3pl
Note: -лары/-ләре, -нары/-нәре can have several meanings:
- Әниләре өйдә юк. - Their mother is not at home.
- Аның малайлары да үзенә охшаган. - His sons are just like him. (In this case {L}{A}р{I} is a combination of the plural suffix {L}{A}р and the 3 person singular possessive suffix [с]{I})
- аларның сүзләре - their words
1st Person Possessives
Singular/Plural | Suffix | Example | Gloss |
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Singular | -ым becomes -м if ends with vowel | my horse, my son | |
Plural | -ыбыз becomes -быз if ends with vowel | our horse, our son |
2nd Person Possessive
Singular/Plural | Suffix | Example | Gloss |
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Singular | -ың becomes -ң if ends with vowel | your horse, your son | |
Plural | -ыгыз becomes -гыз if ends with vowel | your horse,your son |
3rd Person Possessive
Singular/Plural | Suffix | Example | Gloss |
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-- | -ы becomes -сы when following vowel | his horse, his son |
General Possessive
Singular/Plural | Suffix | Example | Gloss |
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-- | -ныкы/-неке | бала+ныкы,дәүләтнеке | child's,state's, (as their own NPs) |
Noun cases
Case Name | Suffixes |
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absolute | --- |
genitive | -ның/-нең |
dative | -га/-гә, -ка/-кә |
definite-accusative | -ны/-не |
ablative | -дан/-дән, -тан/-тән, -нан/-нән |
locative | -да/-дә, -та/-тә |