baras
/baras/
Wednesday — Usually followed by kün "day": baras kün "Wednesday".
- baras kün — Wednesday
- bügün baras kündü — today is Wednesday
- baras kün kellikme — I will come on Wednesday
- baras künŋe deri — until Wednesday
- baras kün kelirge — to come on Wednesday
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | barasthe Wednesday | barasımmy Wednesday | barasıŋyour Wednesday | barasıhis Wednesday | barasıbızour Wednesday | barasığızyou all's Wednesday | baraslarıtheir Wednesdays |
| Genitive | barasnıthe Wednesday's | barasımımy Wednesday's | barasıŋıyour Wednesday's | barasınıhis Wednesday's | barasıbıznıour Wednesday's | barasığıznıyou all's Wednesday's | baraslarınıtheir Wednesdays' |
| Accusative | barasnıthe Wednesday (as the object) | barasımımy Wednesday (as the object) | barasıŋıyour Wednesday (as the object) | barasınhis Wednesday (as the object) | barasıbıznıour Wednesday (as the object) | barasığıznıyou all's Wednesday (as the object) | baraslarıntheir Wednesdays (as the object) |
| Dative | barashato the Wednesday | barasımato my Wednesday | barasıŋato your Wednesday | barasınato his Wednesday | barasıbızğato our Wednesday | barasığızğato you all's Wednesday | baraslarınato their Wednesdays |
| Locative | barasdain / at the Wednesday | barasımdain / at my Wednesday | barasıŋdain / at your Wednesday | barasındain / at his Wednesday | barasıbızdain / at our Wednesday | barasığızdain / at you all's Wednesday | baraslarındain / at their Wednesdays |
| Ablative | barasdanfrom the Wednesday | barasımdanfrom my Wednesday | barasıŋdanfrom your Wednesday | barasındanfrom his Wednesday | barasıbızdanfrom our Wednesday | barasığızdanfrom you all's Wednesday | baraslarındanfrom their Wednesdays |
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.