liniya

Uzbek

Etymology

From Russian ли́ния (línija), from Polish linia or German Linie, from Latin līnea (“line, thread”), from līnum (“flax”).

Noun

liniya (plural liniyalar)

1. line (path through two or more points, or figuratively)

Declension

Declension of liniya

	singular	plural
nominative	liniya	liniyalar
genitive	liniyaning	liniyalarning
dative	liniyaga	liniyalarga
definite accusative	liniyani	liniyalarni
locative	liniyada	liniyalarda
ablative	liniyadan	liniyalardan

Possessive forms of liniya

my	singular	plural
nominative	liniyam	liniyalarim
genitive	liniyamning	liniyalarimning
dative	liniyamga	liniyalarimga
definite accusative	liniyamni	liniyalarimni
locative	liniyamda	liniyalarimda
ablative	liniyamdan	liniyalarimdan
your	singular	plural
nominative	liniyang	liniyalaring
genitive	liniyangning	liniyalaringning
dative	liniyangga	liniyalaringga
definite accusative	liniyangni	liniyalaringni
locative	liniyangda	liniyalaringda
ablative	liniyangdan	liniyalaringdan
her/his/its	singular	plural
nominative	liniyasi	liniyalari
genitive	liniyasining	liniyalarining
dative	liniyasiga	liniyalariga
definite accusative	liniyasini	liniyalarini
locative	liniyasida	liniyalarida
ablative	liniyasidan	liniyalaridan
our	singular	plural
nominative	liniyamiz	liniyalarimiz
genitive	liniyamizning	liniyalarimizning
dative	liniyamizga	liniyalarimizga
definite accusative	liniyamizni	liniyalarimizni
locative	liniyamizda	liniyalarimizda
ablative	liniyamizdan	liniyalarimizdan
your	singular	plural
nominative	liniyangiz	liniyalaringiz
genitive	liniyangizning	liniyalaringizning
dative	liniyangizga	liniyalaringizga
definite accusative	liniyangizni	liniyalaringizni
locative	liniyangizda	liniyalaringizda
ablative	liniyangizdan	liniyalaringizdan
their	singular	plural
nominative	liniyasi	liniyalari
genitive	liniyasining	liniyalarining
dative	liniyasiga	liniyalariga
definite accusative	liniyasini	liniyalarini
locative	liniyasida	liniyalarida
ablative	liniyasidan	liniyalaridan