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Ödev Declension: Turkish Cases of 'homework'

ödev means “homework”. Its last vowel is e, so 2-way suffixes use e (ödevler) and 4-way suffixes use i (ödevin). It is a regular noun: suffixes attach directly to ödev, as in ödevi and ödevde.

Quick facts

Plural
ödevler
homework
Harmony
Front unrounded
suffix vowels e / i
Ends in
a consonant
suffixes attach directly
Object form
ödevi
accusative, “the homework”

Rules this noun follows

  • Linking vowel — A harmonised vowel is inserted after a consonant (kitab-ı-m).ödevim, ödevin
  • Pronominal n — After a 3rd-person possessive, case suffixes take n (arabası-n-ı, evi-n-de).ödevini, ödevinde

Ödev in all seven cases

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

CaseSingularPlural
NominativeYalın hâl · no endingödevhomeworködevlerhomework
AccusativeBelirtme hâli · -(y)Iödevithe homework (object)ödevlerithe homework (object)
DativeYönelme hâli · -(y)Aödeveto the homeworködevlereto the homework
LocativeBulunma hâli · -DAödevdein / at the homeworködevlerdein / at the homework
AblativeAyrılma hâli · -DAnödevdenfrom the homeworködevlerdenfrom the homework
Genitiveİlgi hâli · -(n)Inödevinthe homework's / of the homeworködevlerinthe homework's / of the homework
InstrumentalVasıta hâli · -(y)lAödevlewith the homeworködevlerlewith the homework

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

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

OwnerNominativeAccusativeDativeLocativeAblative
benimmyödevimmy homeworködevimimy homework (object)ödevimeto my homeworködevimdein / at my homeworködevimdenfrom my homework
seninyourödevinyour homeworködeviniyour homework (object)ödevineto your homeworködevindein / at your homeworködevindenfrom your homework
onunhis/her/itsödevihis/her homeworködevinihis/her homework (object)ödevineto his/her homeworködevindein / at his/her homeworködevindenfrom his/her homework
bizimourödevimizour homeworködevimiziour homework (object)ödevimizeto our homeworködevimizdein / at our homeworködevimizdenfrom our homework
sizinyour (pl.)ödevinizyour (pl.) homeworködeviniziyour (pl.) homework (object)ödevinizeto your (pl.) homeworködevinizdein / at your (pl.) homeworködevinizdenfrom your (pl.) homework
onlarıntheirödevleritheir homeworködevlerinitheir homework (object)ödevlerineto their homeworködevlerindein / at their homeworködevlerindenfrom their homework

Plural + possessive: ödevlerim (my homework) · ödevlerin (your homework) · ödevleri (his/her homework) · ödevlerimiz (our homework) · ödevleriniz (your (pl.) homework) · ödevleri (their homework)

Ödev in example sentences

  • Ödevimi bitirdim, dışarı çıkabilir miyim?

    I've finished my homework, can I go out?

    Accusative case
  • Bu hafta çok ödevimiz var.

    We have a lot of homework this week.

    Nominative case
  • Kardeşime ödeviyle yardım ettim.

    I helped my sibling with their homework.

    Instrumental case

Watch out with ödev

  • Two meanings of ödevin. ödevin is both "of the homework" (genitive) and "your homework" (possessive). ödevi is likewise both the object form and "his/her homework". Rule →

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Questions about ödev

What is the plural of ödev?

The plural of ödev ("homework") is ödevler. The plural suffix follows 2-way vowel harmony: the last vowel of ödev is e, a front vowel, so it takes -ler. The plural then takes case endings: ödevleri, ödevlerde, ödevlerden.

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

"To the homework" is ödeve, the dative case (-e). Similarly, "in / at the homework" is ödevde (locative) and "from the homework" is ödevden (ablative).

How do you say "my homework" in Turkish?

"My homework" is ödevim (often with the pronoun: benim ödevim). "Your homework" is ödevin, "his/her homework" is ödevi and "my homework" is ödevlerim.

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