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Banyo Declension: Turkish Cases of 'bathroom'

banyo means “bathroom”. Its last vowel is o, so 2-way suffixes use a (banyolar) and 4-way suffixes use u (banyonun). Because it ends in a vowel, vowel-initial suffixes need a buffer letter: banyoyu, banyonun, banyosu.

Quick facts

Plural
banyolar
bathrooms
Harmony
Back rounded
suffix vowels a / u
Ends in
a vowel
buffer letters y / n / s
Object form
banyoyu
accusative, “the bathroom”

Rules this noun follows

  • Buffer letter y — y separates two vowels (kapı-y-ı).banyoyu, banyoya, banyoyla
  • Buffer letter n — n separates two vowels in the genitive (kapı-n-ın).banyonun
  • Buffer letter s — s separates two vowels in the 3rd-person possessive (kapı-s-ı).banyosu
  • Pronominal n — After a 3rd-person possessive, case suffixes take n (arabası-n-ı, evi-n-de).banyosunu, banyosunda

Banyo in all seven cases

The added suffix is highlighted. Plural forms put -lar before the case ending.

CaseSingularPlural
NominativeYalın hâl · no endingbanyobathroombanyolarbathrooms
AccusativeBelirtme hâli · -(y)Ibanyoyuthe bathroom (object)banyolarıthe bathrooms (object)
DativeYönelme hâli · -(y)Abanyoyato the bathroombanyolarato the bathrooms
LocativeBulunma hâli · -DAbanyodain / at the bathroombanyolardain / at the bathrooms
AblativeAyrılma hâli · -DAnbanyodanfrom the bathroombanyolardanfrom the bathrooms
Genitiveİlgi hâli · -(n)Inbanyonunthe bathroom's / of the bathroombanyolarınthe bathrooms's / of the bathrooms
InstrumentalVasıta hâli · -(y)lAbanyoylawith the bathroombanyolarlawith the bathrooms

Possessive forms: “my bathroom”, “your bathroom”…

The possessive suffix comes first, then the case. After the 3rd-person forms a case ending takes an extra n (banyosunda). See possessive suffixes.

OwnerNominativeAccusativeDativeLocativeAblative
benimmybanyommy bathroombanyomumy bathroom (object)banyomato my bathroombanyomdain / at my bathroombanyomdanfrom my bathroom
seninyourbanyonyour bathroombanyonuyour bathroom (object)banyonato your bathroombanyondain / at your bathroombanyondanfrom your bathroom
onunhis/her/itsbanyosuhis/her bathroombanyosunuhis/her bathroom (object)banyosunato his/her bathroombanyosundain / at his/her bathroombanyosundanfrom his/her bathroom
bizimourbanyomuzour bathroombanyomuzuour bathroom (object)banyomuzato our bathroombanyomuzdain / at our bathroombanyomuzdanfrom our bathroom
sizinyour (pl.)banyonuzyour (pl.) bathroombanyonuzuyour (pl.) bathroom (object)banyonuzato your (pl.) bathroombanyonuzdain / at your (pl.) bathroombanyonuzdanfrom your (pl.) bathroom
onlarıntheirbanyolarıtheir bathroomsbanyolarınıtheir bathrooms (object)banyolarınato their bathroomsbanyolarındain / at their bathroomsbanyolarındanfrom their bathrooms

Plural + possessive: banyolarım (my bathrooms) · banyoların (your bathrooms) · banyoları (his/her bathrooms) · banyolarımız (our bathrooms) · banyolarınız (your (pl.) bathrooms) · banyoları (their bathrooms)

Banyo in example sentences

  • Kardeşim yarım saattir banyoda.

    My brother has been in the bathroom for half an hour.

    Locative case
  • Banyoya yeni bir ayna taktık.

    We put up a new mirror in the bathroom.

    Dative case
  • Banyonun kapısı kilitli.

    The bathroom door is locked.

    Genitive case

Watch out with banyo

  • Buffer letters after the final vowel. Vowel suffixes need a buffer: banyoyu (y), banyonun (n), banyosu (s). After banyosu a case suffix adds n: banyosunda, not *banyosuda. Rule →

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Questions about banyo

What is the plural of banyo?

The plural of banyo ("bathroom") is banyolar. The plural suffix follows 2-way vowel harmony: the last vowel of banyo is o, a back vowel, so it takes -lar. The plural then takes case endings: banyoları, banyolarda, banyolardan.

How do you say "to the bathroom" in Turkish?

"To the bathroom" is banyoya, the dative case (-ya). Similarly, "in / at the bathroom" is banyoda (locative) and "from the bathroom" is banyodan (ablative).

How do you say "my bathroom" in Turkish?

"My bathroom" is banyom (often with the pronoun: benim banyom). "Your bathroom" is banyon, "his/her bathroom" is banyosu and "my bathrooms" is banyolarım.

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