izin
/izin/
permission, leave
- izin berirge — to give permission
- izin alırğa — to obtain permission
- atasından izin tilerge — to ask his father's permission
- atamdan izin aldım — I got permission from my father
- şıyıhdan izin alğandı — he got permission from the sheikh
- izin barmıdı baş ieŋden — do you have permission from your husband
- biz alanı izinleri bla söleşiwçenbiz — we used to speak with their permission
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | izinthe permission | izinimmy permission | iziniŋyour permission | izinihis permission | izinibizour permission | izinigizyou all's permission | izinleritheir permissions |
| Genitive | izinnithe permission's | izinimimy permission's | iziniŋiyour permission's | izininihis permission's | izinibizniour permission's | izinigizniyou all's permission's | izinlerinitheir permissions' |
| Accusative | izinnithe permission (as the object) | izinimimy permission (as the object) | iziniŋiyour permission (as the object) | izininhis permission (as the object) | izinibizniour permission (as the object) | izinigizniyou all's permission (as the object) | izinlerintheir permissions (as the object) |
| Dative | izinŋeto the permission | izinimeto my permission | iziniŋeto your permission | izinineto his permission | izinibizgeto our permission | izinigizgeto you all's permission | izinlerineto their permissions |
| Locative | izindein / at the permission | izinimdein / at my permission | iziniŋdein / at your permission | izinindein / at his permission | izinibizdein / at our permission | izinigizdein / at you all's permission | izinlerindein / at their permissions |
| Ablative | izindenfrom the permission | izinimdenfrom my permission | iziniŋdenfrom your permission | izinindenfrom his permission | izinibizdenfrom our permission | izinigizdenfrom you all's permission | izinlerindenfrom their permissions |
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.