ibilis

/ibilis/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of ibilis, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeibilisthe devilibilisimmy devilibilisiŋyour devilibilisihis devilibilisibizour devilibilisigizyou all's devilibilisleritheir devils
Genitiveibilisnithe devil'sibilisimimy devil'sibilisiŋiyour devil'sibilisinihis devil'sibilisibizniour devil'sibilisigizniyou all's devil'sibilislerinitheir devils'
Accusativeibilisnithe devil (as the object)ibilisimimy devil (as the object)ibilisiŋiyour devil (as the object)ibilisinhis devil (as the object)ibilisibizniour devil (as the object)ibilisigizniyou all's devil (as the object)ibilislerintheir devils (as the object)
Dativeibilisgeto the devilibilisimeto my devilibilisiŋeto your devilibilisineto his devilibilisibizgeto our devilibilisigizgeto you all's devilibilislerineto their devils
Locativeibilisdein / at the devilibilisimdein / at my devilibilisiŋdein / at your devilibilisindein / at his devilibilisibizdein / at our devilibilisigizdein / at you all's devilibilislerindein / at their devils
Ablativeibilisdenfrom the devilibilisimdenfrom my devilibilisiŋdenfrom your devilibilisindenfrom his devilibilisibizdenfrom our devilibilisigizdenfrom you all's devilibilislerindenfrom their devils

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.

Belonging to ibilis — the devil's one
Caseone thing, one ownerseveral things, one owner
Nominativeibilisnikithe devil's oneibilisnikilethe devil's ones
Genitiveibilisnikiniof the devil's oneibilisnikileniof the devil's ones
Accusativeibilisnikinthe devil's one (as the object)ibilisnikilenithe devil's ones (as the object)
Dativeibilisnikineto the devil's oneibilisnikilegeto the devil's ones
Locativeibilisnikindein / at the devil's oneibilisnikiledein / at the devil's ones
Ablativeibilisnikindenfrom the devil's oneibilisnikiledenfrom the devil's ones

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