The pronominalizing -ki is usually used for talking about things in relation to each other. In this form, -ki is attached to a genetive case suffix. For example, benimki means mine and arabanınki means the car's.
Remember that -ki does not behave according to vowel harmony.
| My grandfather is alive, (how about) yours? | Benim dedem yaşıyor, seninki? |
If suffixes follow -ki, they are preceded by a buffer letter n.
| You're taller than me. | Sizin boyunuz benimkinden daha uzun. |
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