baraz
/baraz/
Wednesday, the third day of the week — Used only in baraz kün, not on its own.
- baraz kün — Wednesday
- bügün baraz kündü — today is Wednesday
- baraz kün biz keterikbiz — we will leave on Wednesday
- jıyılıwnu baraz künŋe köçürdüle — they moved the meeting to Wednesday
- baraz künnü ertdeni ayazdı — on Wednesday morning it was clear
- baraz kün sayın oqu — study every Wednesday
Expressions
- baraz kün — Wednesday
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | barazthe Wednesday | barazımmy Wednesday | barazıŋyour Wednesday | barazıhis Wednesday | barazıbızour Wednesday | barazığızyou all's Wednesday | barazlarıtheir Wednesdays |
| Genitive | baraznıthe Wednesday's | barazımımy Wednesday's | barazıŋıyour Wednesday's | barazınıhis Wednesday's | barazıbıznıour Wednesday's | barazığıznıyou all's Wednesday's | barazlarınıtheir Wednesdays' |
| Accusative | baraznıthe Wednesday (as the object) | barazımımy Wednesday (as the object) | barazıŋıyour Wednesday (as the object) | barazınhis Wednesday (as the object) | barazıbıznıour Wednesday (as the object) | barazığıznıyou all's Wednesday (as the object) | barazlarıntheir Wednesdays (as the object) |
| Dative | barazğato the Wednesday | barazımato my Wednesday | barazıŋato your Wednesday | barazınato his Wednesday | barazıbızğato our Wednesday | barazığızğato you all's Wednesday | barazlarınato their Wednesdays |
| Locative | barazdain / at the Wednesday | barazımdain / at my Wednesday | barazıŋdain / at your Wednesday | barazındain / at his Wednesday | barazıbızdain / at our Wednesday | barazığızdain / at you all's Wednesday | barazlarındain / at their Wednesdays |
| Ablative | barazdanfrom the Wednesday | barazımdanfrom my Wednesday | barazıŋdanfrom your Wednesday | barazındanfrom his Wednesday | barazıbızdanfrom our Wednesday | barazığızdanfrom you all's Wednesday | barazlarındanfrom 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.