köme
/køme/
measles — A contagious childhood disease with fever and a rash.
- köme awruw — the disease measles
- sabiy kömeden awruydu — the child is ill with measles
- sabiy kömeden awrudu — the child fell ill with measles
- sabiyge köme tiydi — the child caught measles
- sabiylege köme tiygendi — the children have caught measles
- kömeden awruğan sabiyle — children ill with measles
- sabiy kömeden beri aylanŋandı — the child is recovering from measles
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | kömethe measles | kömemmy measles | kömeŋyour measles | kömesihis measles | kömebizour measles | kömegizyou all's measles | kömeleritheir measles |
| Genitive | kömenithe measles' | kömemimy measles' | kömeŋiyour measles' | kömesinihis measles' | kömebizniour measles' | kömegizniyou all's measles' | kömelerinitheir measles' |
| Accusative | kömenithe measles (as the object) | kömemimy measles (as the object) | kömeŋiyour measles (as the object) | kömesinhis measles (as the object) | kömebizniour measles (as the object) | kömegizniyou all's measles (as the object) | kömelerintheir measles (as the object) |
| Dative | kömegeto the measles | kömemeto my measles | kömeŋeto your measles | kömesineto his measles | kömebizgeto our measles | kömegizgeto you all's measles | kömelerineto their measles |
| Locative | kömedein / at the measles | kömemdein / at my measles | kömeŋdein / at your measles | kömesindein / at his measles | kömebizdein / at our measles | kömegizdein / at you all's measles | kömelerindein / at their measles |
| Ablative | kömedenfrom the measles | kömemdenfrom my measles | kömeŋdenfrom your measles | kömesindenfrom his measles | kömebizdenfrom our measles | kömegizdenfrom you all's measles | kömelerindenfrom their measles |
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.