kükürt
/kykyrt/
Balkar spelling: kukurt
sulfur — A yellow non-metallic chemical element. Before another noun it means sulfuric or made of sulfur: kükürt kislota sulfuric acid.
- kükürt kislota — sulfuric acid
- kükürt sarıdı — sulfur is yellow
- kükürtnü iyisi — the smell of the sulfur
- kükürtnü otha qoşdula — they added the sulfur to the fire
- arbazlanı kükürt iyisge aldıradıla — they fill the yards with the smell of sulfur
- kükürtnü beti sarıdı — the color of sulfur is yellow
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | kükürtthe sulfur | kükürtümmy sulfur | kükürtüŋyour sulfur | kükürtühis sulfur | kükürtübüzour sulfur | kükürtügüzyou all's sulfur | kükürtleritheir sulfurs |
| Genitive | kükürtnüthe sulfur's | kükürtümümy sulfur's | kükürtüŋüyour sulfur's | kükürtünühis sulfur's | kükürtübüznüour sulfur's | kükürtügüznüyou all's sulfur's | kükürtlerinitheir sulfurs' |
| Accusative | kükürtnüthe sulfur (as the object) | kükürtümümy sulfur (as the object) | kükürtüŋüyour sulfur (as the object) | kükürtünhis sulfur (as the object) | kükürtübüznüour sulfur (as the object) | kükürtügüznüyou all's sulfur (as the object) | kükürtlerintheir sulfurs (as the object) |
| Dative | kükürtgeto the sulfur | kükürtümeto my sulfur | kükürtüŋeto your sulfur | kükürtüneto his sulfur | kükürtübüzgeto our sulfur | kükürtügüzgeto you all's sulfur | kükürtlerineto their sulfurs |
| Locative | kükürtdein / at the sulfur | kükürtümdein / at my sulfur | kükürtüŋdein / at your sulfur | kükürtündein / at his sulfur | kükürtübüzdein / at our sulfur | kükürtügüzdein / at you all's sulfur | kükürtlerindein / at their sulfurs |
| Ablative | kükürtdenfrom the sulfur | kükürtümdenfrom my sulfur | kükürtüŋdenfrom your sulfur | kükürtündenfrom his sulfur | kükürtübüzdenfrom our sulfur | kükürtügüzdenfrom you all's sulfur | kükürtlerindenfrom their sulfurs |
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.