hokkey
/xokkej/
hockey, a team game played on ice or grass with sticks and a puck or a ball — Before another noun it means hockey, as in hokkey komanda "hockey team".
- jaşla hokkey oynaydıla — the boys are playing hockey
- hokkey oynarğa — to play hockey
- siz hokkeyni süemisiz? — do you like hockey?
- hokkey komanda — a hockey team
- şaybalı hokkey — ice hockey
- toblu hokkey — bandy, hockey with a ball
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | hokkeythe hockey | hokkeyimmy hockey | hokkeyiŋyour hockey | hokkeyihis hockey | hokkeyibizour hockey | hokkeyigizyou all's hockey | hokkeyleritheir hockeys |
| Genitive | hokkeynithe hockey's | hokkeyimimy hockey's | hokkeyiŋiyour hockey's | hokkeyinihis hockey's | hokkeyibizniour hockey's | hokkeyigizniyou all's hockey's | hokkeylerinitheir hockeys' |
| Accusative | hokkeynithe hockey (as the object) | hokkeyimimy hockey (as the object) | hokkeyiŋiyour hockey (as the object) | hokkeyinhis hockey (as the object) | hokkeyibizniour hockey (as the object) | hokkeyigizniyou all's hockey (as the object) | hokkeylerintheir hockeys (as the object) |
| Dative | hokkeygeto the hockey | hokkeyimeto my hockey | hokkeyiŋeto your hockey | hokkeyineto his hockey | hokkeyibizgeto our hockey | hokkeyigizgeto you all's hockey | hokkeylerineto their hockeys |
| Locative | hokkeydein / at the hockey | hokkeyimdein / at my hockey | hokkeyiŋdein / at your hockey | hokkeyindein / at his hockey | hokkeyibizdein / at our hockey | hokkeyigizdein / at you all's hockey | hokkeylerindein / at their hockeys |
| Ablative | hokkeydenfrom the hockey | hokkeyimdenfrom my hockey | hokkeyiŋdenfrom your hockey | hokkeyindenfrom his hockey | hokkeyibizdenfrom our hockey | hokkeyigizdenfrom you all's hockey | hokkeylerindenfrom their hockeys |
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.