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Paradigm Generator
You can indicate word stress by placing an asterisk * or a bullet point • after a stressed vowel (e.g., теҥге•, теҥге* 'ruble'). Otherwise, stress is assumed to follow regular patterns. Indicate orthographically unmarked palatalization with an accent, e.g.: имн'e 'horse'. Alternatively, if you do not specify the word stress and palatalization, the software will consult our lexicon. In the case of homographs (i.e., two words spelled the same, but not necessarily pronounced - and inflected - the same, e.g., ше•рге 'expensive' <> шерге• 'comb', the software will pick the word listed in the dictionary first.
Case Suffixes
| Nominative: | mongol-tatar |
| Genitive: | mongol-tatarə̑n |
| Dative: | mongol-tatarlan |
| Accusative: | mongol-tatarə̑m |
| Comparative: | mongol-tatarla |
| Comitative: | mongol-tatarge |
| Inessive: | mongol-tatarə̑šte |
| Illative: | mongol-tatarə̑š(ke) |
| Lative: | mongol-tatareš |
Possessive Suffixes
| 1SG: | mongol-tatarem |
| 2SG: | mongol-tataret |
| 3SG: | mongol-tatarže |
| 1PL: | mongol-tatarna |
| 2PL: | mongol-tatarda |
| 3PL: | mongol-tatarə̑št |
Number Suffixes
| Plural (1): | mongol-tatar-βlak |
| Plural (2): | mongol-tatar-šamə̑č́ |
| Short Plural: | mongol-tatarla |
| Sociative Plural: | mongol-tatarmə̑t |
Case Suffix (Cx) + Possessive Suffix (Px) + Number Suffix (Nx)
For the sake of simplicity, only the plural suffix -влак and the possessive suffix first person singular -ем are displayed here. Also note that other suffix arrangements than these can be encountered on occasion - these are only the most common ones.
| Case | Cx + Px | Cx + Nx | Cx + Px + Nx |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative: | mongol-tatarem | mongol-tatar-βlak | mongol-tatar-βlakem, mongol-tatarem-βlak |
| Genitive: | mongol-tataremə̑n | mongol-tatar-βlakə̑n | mongol-tatar-βlakemə̑n, mongol-tatarem-βlakə̑n |
| Dative: | mongol-tataremlan, mongol-tatarlanem | mongol-tatar-βlaklan | mongol-tatar-βlakemlan, mongol-tatarem-βlaklan |
| Accusative: | mongol-tataremə̑m | mongol-tatar-βlakə̑m | mongol-tatar-βlakemə̑m, mongol-tatarem-βlakə̑m |
| Comparative: | mongol-tataremla, mongol-tatarlam | mongol-tatar-βlakla | mongol-tatar-βlakemla, mongol-tatarem-βlakla |
| Comitative: | mongol-tataremge | mongol-tatar-βlakge | mongol-tatar-βlakemge, mongol-tatarem-βlakge |
| Inessive: | mongol-tatarə̑štem | mongol-tatar-βlakə̑šte | mongol-tatar-βlakə̑štem, mongol-tatarem-βlakə̑šte |
| Illative: | mongol-tatarə̑škem | mongol-tatar-βlakə̑š(ke) | mongol-tatar-βlakə̑škem, mongol-tatarem-βlakə̑š(ke) |
| Lative: | mongol-tatarešem | mongol-tatar-βlakeš | mongol-tatar-βlakešem, mongol-tatarem-βlakeš |
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| Last update: 10 August 2023 | ||