horlaw

/xorlaw/

verbal noun of horlarğa →

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of horlaw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativehorlawthe victoryhorlawummy victoryhorlawuŋyour victoryhorlawuhis victoryhorlawubuzour victoryhorlawuğuzyou all's victoryhorlawlarıtheir victories
Genitivehorlawnuthe victory'shorlawumumy victory'shorlawuŋuyour victory'shorlawunuhis victory'shorlawubuznuour victory'shorlawuğuznuyou all's victory'shorlawlarınıtheir victories'
Accusativehorlawnuthe victory (as the object)horlawumumy victory (as the object)horlawuŋuyour victory (as the object)horlawunhis victory (as the object)horlawubuznuour victory (as the object)horlawuğuznuyou all's victory (as the object)horlawlarıntheir victories (as the object)
Dativehorlawğato the victoryhorlawumato my victoryhorlawuŋato your victoryhorlawunato his victoryhorlawubuzğato our victoryhorlawuğuzğato you all's victoryhorlawlarınato their victories
Locativehorlawdain / at the victoryhorlawumdain / at my victoryhorlawuŋdain / at your victoryhorlawundain / at his victoryhorlawubuzdain / at our victoryhorlawuğuzdain / at you all's victoryhorlawlarındain / at their victories
Ablativehorlawdanfrom the victoryhorlawumdanfrom my victoryhorlawuŋdanfrom your victoryhorlawundanfrom his victoryhorlawubuzdanfrom our victoryhorlawuğuzdanfrom you all's victoryhorlawlarındanfrom their victories

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.