basta

/basta/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of basta, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativebastathe porridgebastammy porridgebastaŋyour porridgebastasıhis porridgebastabızour porridgebastağızyou all's porridgebastalarıtheir porridges
Genitivebastanıthe porridge'sbastamımy porridge'sbastaŋıyour porridge'sbastasınıhis porridge'sbastabıznıour porridge'sbastağıznıyou all's porridge'sbastalarınıtheir porridges'
Accusativebastanıthe porridge (as the object)bastamımy porridge (as the object)bastaŋıyour porridge (as the object)bastasınhis porridge (as the object)bastabıznıour porridge (as the object)bastağıznıyou all's porridge (as the object)bastalarıntheir porridges (as the object)
Dativebastağato the porridgebastamato my porridgebastaŋato your porridgebastasınato his porridgebastabızğato our porridgebastağızğato you all's porridgebastalarınato their porridges
Locativebastadain / at the porridgebastamdain / at my porridgebastaŋdain / at your porridgebastasındain / at his porridgebastabızdain / at our porridgebastağızdain / at you all's porridgebastalarındain / at their porridges
Ablativebastadanfrom the porridgebastamdanfrom my porridgebastaŋdanfrom your porridgebastasındanfrom his porridgebastabızdanfrom our porridgebastağızdanfrom you all's porridgebastalarındanfrom their porridges

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.