biylik
/bijlik/
1. power, rule, dominion, authority
- biylik eterge — to rule, to hold sway
- biylik etgen adam — a person who rules
- burzhuaziyanı biyligi ketgendi — the power of the bourgeoisie has fallen
- biylik halqnı qolundadı — power is in the hands of the people
- biylikni alğandıla — they have taken power
2. social class division, division of society into princes and nobles — Refers to the social order of the past.
- biylik zamanda — in the days of the class division
- biylik adet — a custom of the class division
- biylik ketgendi — the class division is gone
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | biylikthe power | biyligimmy power | biyligiŋyour power | biyligihis power | biyligibizour power | biyligigizyou all's power | biylikleritheir powers |
| Genitive | biyliknithe power's | biyligimimy power's | biyligiŋiyour power's | biyliginihis power's | biyligibizniour power's | biyligigizniyou all's power's | biyliklerinitheir powers' |
| Accusative | biyliknithe power (as the object) | biyligimimy power (as the object) | biyligiŋiyour power (as the object) | biyliginhis power (as the object) | biyligibizniour power (as the object) | biyligigizniyou all's power (as the object) | biyliklerintheir powers (as the object) |
| Dative | biylikgeto the power | biyligimeto my power | biyligiŋeto your power | biyligineto his power | biyligibizgeto our power | biyligigizgeto you all's power | biyliklerineto their powers |
| Locative | biylikdein / at the power | biyligimdein / at my power | biyligiŋdein / at your power | biyligindein / at his power | biyligibizdein / at our power | biyligigizdein / at you all's power | biyliklerindein / at their powers |
| Ablative | biylikdenfrom the power | biyligimdenfrom my power | biyligiŋdenfrom your power | biyligindenfrom his power | biyligibizdenfrom our power | biyligigizdenfrom you all's power | biyliklerindenfrom their powers |
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.