asıw

/asɯw/

verbal noun of asarğa →

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of asıw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeasıwthe benefitasıwummy benefitasıwuŋyour benefitasıwuhis benefitasıwubuzour benefitasıwuğuzyou all's benefitasıwlarıtheir benefits
Genitiveasıwnuthe benefit'sasıwumumy benefit'sasıwuŋuyour benefit'sasıwunuhis benefit'sasıwubuznuour benefit'sasıwuğuznuyou all's benefit'sasıwlarınıtheir benefits'
Accusativeasıwnuthe benefit (as the object)asıwumumy benefit (as the object)asıwuŋuyour benefit (as the object)asıwunhis benefit (as the object)asıwubuznuour benefit (as the object)asıwuğuznuyou all's benefit (as the object)asıwlarıntheir benefits (as the object)
Dativeasıwğato the benefitasıwumato my benefitasıwuŋato your benefitasıwunato his benefitasıwubuzğato our benefitasıwuğuzğato you all's benefitasıwlarınato their benefits
Locativeasıwdain / at the benefitasıwumdain / at my benefitasıwuŋdain / at your benefitasıwundain / at his benefitasıwubuzdain / at our benefitasıwuğuzdain / at you all's benefitasıwlarındain / at their benefits
Ablativeasıwdanfrom the benefitasıwumdanfrom my benefitasıwuŋdanfrom your benefitasıwundanfrom his benefitasıwubuzdanfrom our benefitasıwuğuzdanfrom you all's benefitasıwlarındanfrom their benefits

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.