Use eczane to name a pharmacy, locate it and say whose it is. The table keeps the noun’s case, plural and possessive forms together; the examples show how those choices change a sentence.
The idea
The stem eczane stays intact: its final e gives eczaneler, eczanede and eczaneden. It ends in a vowel, so the object form is eczaneyi and the destination is eczaneye, with y. Possession gives eczanem, eczanemiz and eczanesi. After third-person eczanesi, a case ending takes n: eczanesine. Compare eczanemde, which needs no extra n.
| Form | Meaning / use |
|---|---|
| eczane | pharmacy; base form |
| eczaneyi | the pharmacy (specific object) |
| eczaneye | to the pharmacy |
| eczanede | at the pharmacy |
| eczaneden | from the pharmacy |
| eczanenin | of the pharmacy |
| eczaneler | pharmacies |
| eczanem | my pharmacy |
| eczanen | your pharmacy (singular) |
| eczanesi | his/her pharmacy |
| eczanemiz | our pharmacy |
| eczaneniz | your pharmacy (plural/polite) |
| eczaneleri | their pharmacy/pharmacies (context decides) |
| eczanemde | at my pharmacy |
| eczanesine | to his/her pharmacy |
| eczanelerimizden | from our pharmacies |
Examples
- Annem eczanede çalışıyor.My mother works at the pharmacy.
- Babam eczaneye gidiyor.My father is going to the pharmacy.
- Kardeşim eczaneden geliyor.My sibling is coming from the pharmacy.
- Bu eczaneyi kolayca bulabilirsiniz.You can easily find this pharmacy.
- Eczanenin kapısı mavi.The pharmacy’s door is blue.
- Mahallemizde iki eczane var.There are two pharmacies in our neighbourhood.
- Onun eczanesi köşede.His or her pharmacy is on the corner.
- eczanelerimizdenfrom our pharmacieseczaneler-ler / -lar: the plural suffiximiz-imiz / -ımız / -umuz / -ümüz: ourden-den / -dan / -ten / -tan: from, out of
- eczanesineto his or her pharmacyeczanesi-i / -si: his, her, itsnBuffer -n-: evinde, evinden, evinee-e / -a / -ye / -ya: to, towards
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Watch out
Do not read eczaneyi as “his/her pharmacy”: that is eczanesi. The first marks a specific object; the second marks possession. Going to that person’s pharmacy requires eczanesine, not eczanesiye. After a number, keep the noun singular: iki eczane.
Try it yourself
Write the whole word: I am looking for this pharmacy.
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eczaneyi
eczaneyi: bu identifies the pharmacy being sought, so it is a specific object of arıyorum. The final vowel needs the linking y before -i.
Write the plural: pharmacies. There is no number before the noun.
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eczaneler
eczaneler: the task asks for several pharmacies without a number. The last vowel is e, so choose -ler; iki eczane would instead leave the noun singular.
Write the whole word: Our pharmacy is small.
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eczanemiz
eczanemiz: bizim identifies the owners as “we”. Since the noun already ends in a vowel, attach -miz directly; there is no extra i after the stem.
Write the whole word: We are going to his or her pharmacy.
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eczanesine
eczanesine: onun identifies the owner, while gidiyoruz makes the pharmacy the destination. Keep -si for possession, then add n and the dative -e.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Turkish sentences and words where available. We keep your score.
Write the whole word: I am looking for this pharmacy.
Write the plural: pharmacies. There is no number before the noun.
Write the whole word: Our pharmacy is small.
Write the whole word: We are going to his or her pharmacy.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the parts in order to build this word: from our pharmacies
Tap the parts in order to build this word: to his or her pharmacy
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