çüyre

/tʃyjre/

As an adjective

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — çüyre
DegreemenIsenyouolhe/she/itbizwesizyou allalathey
base formçüyremeI am inside outçüyreseyou are inside outçüyredihe is inside outçüyrebizwe are inside outçüyresizyou all are inside outçüyredilethey are inside out
comparative — moreçüyrerekmeI am more inside outçüyrerekseyou are more inside outçüyrerekdihe is more inside outçüyrerekbizwe are more inside outçüyrereksizyou all are more inside outçüyrerekdilethey are more inside out
intensifier — verybek çüyremeI am very inside outbek çüyreseyou are very inside outbek çüyredihe is very inside outbek çüyrebizwe are very inside outbek çüyresizyou all are very inside outbek çüyredilethey are very inside out
superlative — mostem çüyremeI am the most inside outem çüyreseyou are the most inside outem çüyredihe is the most inside outem çüyrebizwe are the most inside outem çüyresizyou all are the most inside outem çüyredilethey are the most inside out

To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden çüyredi — "compared to me, he is inside out."

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — çüyre
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki çüyredimine is inside outseniki çüyrediyours is inside outanıqı çüyredihis is inside outbizniki çüyrediours is inside outsizniki çüyrediyours (pl.) is inside outalanıqı çüyreditheirs is inside out
comparative — moremeniki çüyrerekdimine is more inside outseniki çüyrerekdiyours is more inside outanıqı çüyrerekdihis is more inside outbizniki çüyrerekdiours is more inside outsizniki çüyrerekdiyours (pl.) is more inside outalanıqı çüyrerekditheirs is more inside out
intensifier — verymeniki bek çüyredimine is very inside outseniki bek çüyrediyours is very inside outanıqı bek çüyredihis is very inside outbizniki bek çüyrediours is very inside outsizniki bek çüyrediyours (pl.) is very inside outalanıqı bek çüyreditheirs is very inside out
superlative — mostmeniki em çüyredimine is the most inside outseniki em çüyrediyours is the most inside outanıqı em çüyredihis is the most inside outbizniki em çüyrediours is the most inside outsizniki em çüyrediyours (pl.) is the most inside outalanıqı em çüyreditheirs is the most inside out
Several things — çüyre
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile çüyredilemine are inside outsenikile çüyredileyours are inside outanıqıla çüyredilehis are inside outbiznikile çüyredileours are inside outsiznikile çüyredileyours (pl.) are inside outalanıqıla çüyrediletheirs are inside out
comparative — moremenikile çüyrerekdilemine are more inside outsenikile çüyrerekdileyours are more inside outanıqıla çüyrerekdilehis are more inside outbiznikile çüyrerekdileours are more inside outsiznikile çüyrerekdileyours (pl.) are more inside outalanıqıla çüyrerekdiletheirs are more inside out
intensifier — verymenikile bek çüyredilemine are very inside outsenikile bek çüyredileyours are very inside outanıqıla bek çüyredilehis are very inside outbiznikile bek çüyredileours are very inside outsiznikile bek çüyredileyours (pl.) are very inside outalanıqıla bek çüyrediletheirs are very inside out
superlative — mostmenikile em çüyredilemine are the most inside outsenikile em çüyredileyours are the most inside outanıqıla em çüyredilehis are the most inside outbiznikile em çüyredileours are the most inside outsiznikile em çüyredileyours (pl.) are the most inside outalanıqıla em çüyrediletheirs are the most inside out

Any thing takes the third-person ending, not only these: bu çüyredi, bıla çüyredile. In texts biznikile is usually kesibiznikile, "our own people", and a surname with -nıqıla names a family: Dudalanıqıla, "the Dudas".

As a noun

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of çüyre, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeçüyrethe reverseçüyremmy reverseçüyreŋyour reverseçüyresihis reverseçüyrebizour reverseçüyregizyou all's reverseçüyreleritheir reverses
Genitiveçüyrenithe reverse'sçüyremimy reverse'sçüyreŋiyour reverse'sçüyresinihis reverse'sçüyrebizniour reverse'sçüyregizniyou all's reverse'sçüyrelerinitheir reverses'
Accusativeçüyrenithe reverse (as the object)çüyremimy reverse (as the object)çüyreŋiyour reverse (as the object)çüyresinhis reverse (as the object)çüyrebizniour reverse (as the object)çüyregizniyou all's reverse (as the object)çüyrelerintheir reverses (as the object)
Dativeçüyregeto the reverseçüyremeto my reverseçüyreŋeto your reverseçüyresineto his reverseçüyrebizgeto our reverseçüyregizgeto you all's reverseçüyrelerineto their reverses
Locativeçüyredein / at the reverseçüyremdein / at my reverseçüyreŋdein / at your reverseçüyresindein / at his reverseçüyrebizdein / at our reverseçüyregizdein / at you all's reverseçüyrelerindein / at their reverses
Ablativeçüyredenfrom the reverseçüyremdenfrom my reverseçüyreŋdenfrom your reverseçüyresindenfrom his reverseçüyrebizdenfrom our reverseçüyregizdenfrom you all's reverseçüyrelerindenfrom their reverses

There is no plural of this word. The ending would attach like any other — it is the word, not the grammar, that refuses: this is not something Karachay counts.

The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.