kapron
/kapron/
1. kapron, a polyamide synthetic fiber — Before another noun it means made of kapron, as in kapron çındayla "kapron stockings" and kapron halı "kapron thread".
- kapron halı — kapron thread
- kapron çındayla — kapron stockings
- kapron qumaç — kapron cloth
- kaprondan etilgen — made of kapron
2. kapron cloth, cloth woven from polyamide synthetic fiber
- kaprondan etilgen kiyim — a garment made of kapron
- aq kaprondan etilgen şarflanı — scarves made of white kapron
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | kapronthe kapron | kapronummy kapron | kapronuŋyour kapron | kapronuhis kapron | kapronubuzour kapron | kapronuğuzyou all's kapron | kapronlarıtheir kaprons |
| Genitive | kapronnuthe kapron's | kapronumumy kapron's | kapronuŋuyour kapron's | kapronunuhis kapron's | kapronubuznuour kapron's | kapronuğuznuyou all's kapron's | kapronlarınıtheir kaprons' |
| Accusative | kapronnuthe kapron (as the object) | kapronumumy kapron (as the object) | kapronuŋuyour kapron (as the object) | kapronunhis kapron (as the object) | kapronubuznuour kapron (as the object) | kapronuğuznuyou all's kapron (as the object) | kapronlarıntheir kaprons (as the object) |
| Dative | kapronŋato the kapron | kapronumato my kapron | kapronuŋato your kapron | kapronunato his kapron | kapronubuzğato our kapron | kapronuğuzğato you all's kapron | kapronlarınato their kaprons |
| Locative | kaprondain / at the kapron | kapronumdain / at my kapron | kapronuŋdain / at your kapron | kapronundain / at his kapron | kapronubuzdain / at our kapron | kapronuğuzdain / at you all's kapron | kapronlarındain / at their kaprons |
| Ablative | kaprondanfrom the kapron | kapronumdanfrom my kapron | kapronuŋdanfrom your kapron | kapronundanfrom his kapron | kapronubuzdanfrom our kapron | kapronuğuzdanfrom you all's kapron | kapronlarındanfrom their kaprons |
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.