hırt
/xɯrt/
1. felting, the fulling of a burka or felt one source
- hırtha ururğa — to full the felt
- kiyizni hırtı — the fulling of the felt
- bügün hırtha urabız — today we are doing the fulling
2. creak, squeak — Imitates the sound of a door turning on its hinge.
- hırt deb eşikni açarğa — to open the door with a creak
- hırt deb eşikni açdı — he opened the door with a creak
- tereze hırt etdi — the window creaked
- eşikni hırt deb açdı — they opened the door with a creak
Expressions
- janımı hırt dep aladı — what I detest
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | hırtthe felting | hırtımmy felting | hırtıŋyour felting | hırtıhis felting | hırtıbızour felting | hırtığızyou all's felting | hırtlarıtheir feltings |
| Genitive | hırtnıthe felting's | hırtımımy felting's | hırtıŋıyour felting's | hırtınıhis felting's | hırtıbıznıour felting's | hırtığıznıyou all's felting's | hırtlarınıtheir feltings' |
| Accusative | hırtnıthe felting (as the object) | hırtımımy felting (as the object) | hırtıŋıyour felting (as the object) | hırtınhis felting (as the object) | hırtıbıznıour felting (as the object) | hırtığıznıyou all's felting (as the object) | hırtlarıntheir feltings (as the object) |
| Dative | hırthato the felting | hırtımato my felting | hırtıŋato your felting | hırtınato his felting | hırtıbızğato our felting | hırtığızğato you all's felting | hırtlarınato their feltings |
| Locative | hırtdain / at the felting | hırtımdain / at my felting | hırtıŋdain / at your felting | hırtındain / at his felting | hırtıbızdain / at our felting | hırtığızdain / at you all's felting | hırtlarındain / at their feltings |
| Ablative | hırtdanfrom the felting | hırtımdanfrom my felting | hırtıŋdanfrom your felting | hırtındanfrom his felting | hırtıbızdanfrom our felting | hırtığızdanfrom you all's felting | hırtlarındanfrom their feltings |
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.