gips
/ɡips/
gypsum, plaster; a plaster cast — A whitish or yellowish mineral. Burned and ground, it is used as a building material, for molded statues and busts, and to set broken bones. Before another noun it means made of gypsum or plaster, as in gips baylaw "plaster bandage". Common phrases: gips salırğa "put on a plaster cast", gipsnı alırğa "remove a plaster cast".
- gips salırğa — to put on a plaster cast
- gips baylaw — a plaster bandage
- gipsni boluşluğu bla — with the help of plaster
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | gipsthe gypsum | gipsimmy gypsum | gipsiŋyour gypsum | gipsihis gypsum | gipsibizour gypsum | gipsigizyou all's gypsum | gipsleritheir gypsums |
| Genitive | gipsnithe gypsum's | gipsimimy gypsum's | gipsiŋiyour gypsum's | gipsinihis gypsum's | gipsibizniour gypsum's | gipsigizniyou all's gypsum's | gipslerinitheir gypsums' |
| Accusative | gipsnithe gypsum (as the object) | gipsimimy gypsum (as the object) | gipsiŋiyour gypsum (as the object) | gipsinhis gypsum (as the object) | gipsibizniour gypsum (as the object) | gipsigizniyou all's gypsum (as the object) | gipslerintheir gypsums (as the object) |
| Dative | gipsgeto the gypsum | gipsimeto my gypsum | gipsiŋeto your gypsum | gipsineto his gypsum | gipsibizgeto our gypsum | gipsigizgeto you all's gypsum | gipslerineto their gypsums |
| Locative | gipsdein / at the gypsum | gipsimdein / at my gypsum | gipsiŋdein / at your gypsum | gipsindein / at his gypsum | gipsibizdein / at our gypsum | gipsigizdein / at you all's gypsum | gipslerindein / at their gypsums |
| Ablative | gipsdenfrom the gypsum | gipsimdenfrom my gypsum | gipsiŋdenfrom your gypsum | gipsindenfrom his gypsum | gipsibizdenfrom our gypsum | gipsigizdenfrom you all's gypsum | gipslerindenfrom their gypsums |
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.