honşu

/xonʃu/ · plural honşula

Balkar spelling: qonşu

As a noun

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of honşu, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativehonşuthe neighborhonşummy neighborhonşuŋyour neighborhonşusuhis neighborhonşubuzour neighborhonşuğuzyou all's neighborhonşularıtheir neighbors
Genitivehonşunuthe neighbor'shonşumumy neighbor'shonşuŋuyour neighbor'shonşusunuhis neighbor'shonşubuznuour neighbor'shonşuğuznuyou all's neighbor'shonşularınıtheir neighbors'
Accusativehonşunuthe neighbor (as the object)honşumumy neighbor (as the object)honşuŋuyour neighbor (as the object)honşusunhis neighbor (as the object)honşubuznuour neighbor (as the object)honşuğuznuyou all's neighbor (as the object)honşularıntheir neighbors (as the object)
Dativehonşuğato the neighborhonşumato my neighborhonşuŋato your neighborhonşusunato his neighborhonşubuzğato our neighborhonşuğuzğato you all's neighborhonşularınato their neighbors
Locativehonşudain / at the neighborhonşumdain / at my neighborhonşuŋdain / at your neighborhonşusundain / at his neighborhonşubuzdain / at our neighborhonşuğuzdain / at you all's neighborhonşularındain / at their neighbors
Ablativehonşudanfrom the neighborhonşumdanfrom my neighborhonşuŋdanfrom your neighborhonşusundanfrom his neighborhonşubuzdanfrom our neighborhonşuğuzdanfrom you all's neighborhonşularındanfrom their neighbors
Plural — cases of honşu, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativehonşulathe neighborshonşularımmy neighborshonşularıŋyour neighborshonşularıhis neighborshonşularıbızour neighborshonşularığızyou all's neighborshonşularıtheir neighbors
Genitivehonşulanıthe neighbors'honşularımımy neighbors'honşularıŋıyour neighbors'honşularınıhis neighbors'honşularıbıznıour neighbors'honşularığıznıyou all's neighbors'honşularınıtheir neighbors'
Accusativehonşulanıthe neighbors (as the object)honşularımımy neighbors (as the object)honşularıŋıyour neighbors (as the object)honşularınhis neighbors (as the object)honşularıbıznıour neighbors (as the object)honşularığıznıyou all's neighbors (as the object)honşularıntheir neighbors (as the object)
Dativehonşulağato the neighborshonşularımato my neighborshonşularıŋato your neighborshonşularınato his neighborshonşularıbızğato our neighborshonşularığızğato you all's neighborshonşularınato their neighbors
Locativehonşuladain / at the neighborshonşularımdain / at my neighborshonşularıŋdain / at your neighborshonşularındain / at his neighborshonşularıbızdain / at our neighborshonşularığızdain / at you all's neighborshonşularındain / at their neighbors
Ablativehonşuladanfrom the neighborshonşularımdanfrom my neighborshonşularıŋdanfrom your neighborshonşularındanfrom his neighborshonşularıbızdanfrom our neighborshonşularığızdanfrom you all's neighborshonşularındanfrom their neighbors

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: honşuları can mean "his / her neighbors", "their neighbor", or "their neighbors" — context decides.

Belonging to honşu — the neighbor's one
Caseone thing, one ownerseveral things, one ownerone thing, several ownersseveral things, several owners
Nominativehonşunuquthe neighbor's onehonşunuqulathe neighbor's oneshonşulanıqıthe neighbors' onehonşulanıqılathe neighbors' ones
Genitivehonşunuqunuof the neighbor's onehonşunuqulanıof the neighbor's oneshonşulanıqınıof the neighbors' onehonşulanıqılanıof the neighbors' ones
Accusativehonşunuqunthe neighbor's one (as the object)honşunuqulanıthe neighbor's ones (as the object)honşulanıqınthe neighbors' one (as the object)honşulanıqılanıthe neighbors' ones (as the object)
Dativehonşunuqunato the neighbor's onehonşunuqulağato the neighbor's oneshonşulanıqınato the neighbors' onehonşulanıqılağato the neighbors' ones
Locativehonşunuqundain / at the neighbor's onehonşunuquladain / at the neighbor's oneshonşulanıqındain / at the neighbors' onehonşulanıqıladain / at the neighbors' ones
Ablativehonşunuqundanfrom the neighbor's onehonşunuquladanfrom the neighbor's oneshonşulanıqındanfrom the neighbors' onehonşulanıqıladanfrom the neighbors' ones

The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.

As an adjective

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — honşu
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki honşudumine is adjacentseniki honşuduyours is adjacentanıqı honşuduhis is adjacentbizniki honşuduours is adjacentsizniki honşuduyours (pl.) is adjacentalanıqı honşudutheirs is adjacent
Several things — honşu
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile honşudulamine are adjacentsenikile honşudulayours are adjacentanıqıla honşudulahis are adjacentbiznikile honşudulaours are adjacentsiznikile honşudulayours (pl.) are adjacentalanıqıla honşudulatheirs are adjacent

Any thing takes the third-person ending, not only these: bu honşudu, bıla honşudula. In texts biznikile is usually kesibiznikile, "our own people", and a surname with -nıqıla names a family: Dudalanıqıla, "the Dudas".