çüyre

/tʃyjre/

As an adjective

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — çüyre
DegreemenIsenyouolhe/she/itbizwesizyou allalathey
base formçüyremeI am contraryçüyreseyou are contraryçüyredihe is contraryçüyrebizwe are contraryçüyresizyou all are contraryçüyredilethey are contrary
comparative — moreçüyrerekmeI am more contraryçüyrerekseyou are more contraryçüyrerekdihe is more contraryçüyrerekbizwe are more contraryçüyrereksizyou all are more contraryçüyrerekdilethey are more contrary
intensifier — verybek çüyremeI am very contrarybek çüyreseyou are very contrarybek çüyredihe is very contrarybek çüyrebizwe are very contrarybek çüyresizyou all are very contrarybek çüyredilethey are very contrary
superlative — mostem çüyremeI am the most contraryem çüyreseyou are the most contraryem çüyredihe is the most contraryem çüyrebizwe are the most contraryem çüyresizyou all are the most contraryem çüyredilethey are the most contrary

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — çüyre
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki çüyredimine is contraryseniki çüyrediyours is contraryanıqı çüyredihis is contrarybizniki çüyrediours is contrarysizniki çüyrediyours (pl.) is contraryalanıqı çüyreditheirs is contrary
comparative — moremeniki çüyrerekdimine is more contraryseniki çüyrerekdiyours is more contraryanıqı çüyrerekdihis is more contrarybizniki çüyrerekdiours is more contrarysizniki çüyrerekdiyours (pl.) is more contraryalanıqı çüyrerekditheirs is more contrary
intensifier — verymeniki bek çüyredimine is very contraryseniki bek çüyrediyours is very contraryanıqı bek çüyredihis is very contrarybizniki bek çüyrediours is very contrarysizniki bek çüyrediyours (pl.) is very contraryalanıqı bek çüyreditheirs is very contrary
superlative — mostmeniki em çüyredimine is the most contraryseniki em çüyrediyours is the most contraryanıqı em çüyredihis is the most contrarybizniki em çüyrediours is the most contrarysizniki em çüyrediyours (pl.) is the most contraryalanıqı em çüyreditheirs is the most contrary
Several things — çüyre
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile çüyredilemine are contrarysenikile çüyredileyours are contraryanıqıla çüyredilehis are contrarybiznikile çüyredileours are contrarysiznikile çüyredileyours (pl.) are contraryalanıqıla çüyrediletheirs are contrary
comparative — moremenikile çüyrerekdilemine are more contrarysenikile çüyrerekdileyours are more contraryanıqıla çüyrerekdilehis are more contrarybiznikile çüyrerekdileours are more contrarysiznikile çüyrerekdileyours (pl.) are more contraryalanıqıla çüyrerekdiletheirs are more contrary
intensifier — verymenikile bek çüyredilemine are very contrarysenikile bek çüyredileyours are very contraryanıqıla bek çüyredilehis are very contrarybiznikile bek çüyredileours are very contrarysiznikile bek çüyredileyours (pl.) are very contraryalanıqıla bek çüyrediletheirs are very contrary
superlative — mostmenikile em çüyredilemine are the most contrarysenikile em çüyredileyours are the most contraryanıqıla em çüyredilehis are the most contrarybiznikile em çüyredileours are the most contrarysiznikile em çüyredileyours (pl.) are the most contraryalanıqıla em çüyrediletheirs are the most contrary

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.