Editing Locative case (section)

===Turkish===
The locative case exists in [[Turkish language|Turkish]], as the suffix generally specified by "-DA". For instance, in Turkish, {{lang|tr|okul}} means 'the school', and {{lang|tr|okulda}} means 'in the school'. The morpheme may exist in four different forms, depending on the preceding consonant and vowel. The first phoneme of the locative, "D", changes according to the previous consonant: it is "t" after [[voiceless consonant]]s, but "d" elsewhere.  The vowel changes depending on the phonetic characteristics of the previous vowel: it is "a" after a preceding [[back vowel]], and "e" after a preceding [[front vowel]], congruent with the [[vowel harmony]] of the language. This gives four different versions of the morpheme:
* -ta, as in {{lang|tr|kitapta}}, "in the book".
* -te, as in {{lang|tr|kentte}}, "in the city".
* -da, as in {{lang|tr|odada}}, "in the room".
* -de, as in {{lang|tr|evde}}, "in the house".