inay

/inaj/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of inay, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeinaythe inayinayımmy inayinayıŋyour inayinayıhis inayinayıbızour inayinayığızyou all's inayinaylarıtheir inays
Genitiveinaynıthe inay'sinayımımy inay'sinayıŋıyour inay'sinayınıhis inay'sinayıbıznıour inay'sinayığıznıyou all's inay'sinaylarınıtheir inays'
Accusativeinaynıthe inay (as the object)inayımımy inay (as the object)inayıŋıyour inay (as the object)inayınhis inay (as the object)inayıbıznıour inay (as the object)inayığıznıyou all's inay (as the object)inaylarıntheir inays (as the object)
Dativeinayğato the inayinayımato my inayinayıŋato your inayinayınato his inayinayıbızğato our inayinayığızğato you all's inayinaylarınato their inays
Locativeinaydain / at the inayinayımdain / at my inayinayıŋdain / at your inayinayındain / at his inayinayıbızdain / at our inayinayığızdain / at you all's inayinaylarındain / at their inays
Ablativeinaydanfrom the inayinayımdanfrom my inayinayıŋdanfrom your inayinayındanfrom his inayinayıbızdanfrom our inayinayığızdanfrom you all's inayinaylarındanfrom their inays

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.