After a preposition this noun takes the oblique case.

kmr.morph.case-after-preposition · Warning · Word form

Prepositions such as li, ji, bi and di take the oblique. A feminine noun marks it with -ê: li malê, "at home".

Examples

Wrong	Right
li mal	li malê
ji jin	ji jinê

Lessons

• Lesson 9: Direct and oblique case
• Lesson 16: Prepositions and circumpositions
• Lesson 23: The written standard and common errors

Related rules

• This ezafe does not match the noun's gender.
• This ending does not match the noun's gender.
• If you mean a specific one, this object takes the oblique.
• Between two vowels this ending needs y.