çığıw

/tʃɯʁɯw/

verbal noun of çığarğa →

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of çığıw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeçığıwthe going outçığıwummy going outçığıwuŋyour going outçığıwuhis going outçığıwubuzour going outçığıwuğuzyou all's going outçığıwlarıtheir going outs
Genitiveçığıwnuthe going out'sçığıwumumy going out'sçığıwuŋuyour going out'sçığıwunuhis going out'sçığıwubuznuour going out'sçığıwuğuznuyou all's going out'sçığıwlarınıtheir going outs'
Accusativeçığıwnuthe going out (as the object)çığıwumumy going out (as the object)çığıwuŋuyour going out (as the object)çığıwunhis going out (as the object)çığıwubuznuour going out (as the object)çığıwuğuznuyou all's going out (as the object)çığıwlarıntheir going outs (as the object)
Dativeçığıwğato the going outçığıwumato my going outçığıwuŋato your going outçığıwunato his going outçığıwubuzğato our going outçığıwuğuzğato you all's going outçığıwlarınato their going outs
Locativeçığıwdain / at the going outçığıwumdain / at my going outçığıwuŋdain / at your going outçığıwundain / at his going outçığıwubuzdain / at our going outçığıwuğuzdain / at you all's going outçığıwlarındain / at their going outs
Ablativeçığıwdanfrom the going outçığıwumdanfrom my going outçığıwuŋdanfrom your going outçığıwundanfrom his going outçığıwubuzdanfrom our going outçığıwuğuzdanfrom you all's going outçığıwlarındanfrom their going outs

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.