gripp

/ɡripp/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of gripp, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativegrippthe influenzagrippimmy influenzagrippiŋyour influenzagrippihis influenzagrippibizour influenzagrippigizyou all's influenzagrippleritheir influenzas
Genitivegrippnithe influenza'sgrippimimy influenza'sgrippiŋiyour influenza'sgrippinihis influenza'sgrippibizniour influenza'sgrippigizniyou all's influenza'sgripplerinitheir influenzas'
Accusativegrippnithe influenza (as the object)grippimimy influenza (as the object)grippiŋiyour influenza (as the object)grippinhis influenza (as the object)grippibizniour influenza (as the object)grippigizniyou all's influenza (as the object)gripplerintheir influenzas (as the object)
Dativegrippgeto the influenzagrippimeto my influenzagrippiŋeto your influenzagrippineto his influenzagrippibizgeto our influenzagrippigizgeto you all's influenzagripplerineto their influenzas
Locativegrippdein / at the influenzagrippimdein / at my influenzagrippiŋdein / at your influenzagrippindein / at his influenzagrippibizdein / at our influenzagrippigizdein / at you all's influenzagripplerindein / at their influenzas
Ablativegrippdenfrom the influenzagrippimdenfrom my influenzagrippiŋdenfrom your influenzagrippindenfrom his influenzagrippibizdenfrom our influenzagrippigizdenfrom you all's influenzagripplerindenfrom their influenzas

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.