kirlik
/kirlik/
dirtiness, filthiness, uncleanness
- üyde kirlik — filth in the house
- kirlikde jaşarğa — to live in filth
- köb jaşadıq kirlikde — we lived in filth for a long time
- kirlikden qutulurğa — to get rid of the filth
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | kirlikthe dirtiness | kirligimmy dirtiness | kirligiŋyour dirtiness | kirligihis dirtiness | kirligibizour dirtiness | kirligigizyou all's dirtiness | kirlikleritheir dirtinesses |
| Genitive | kirliknithe dirtiness' | kirligimimy dirtiness' | kirligiŋiyour dirtiness' | kirliginihis dirtiness' | kirligibizniour dirtiness' | kirligigizniyou all's dirtiness' | kirliklerinitheir dirtinesses' |
| Accusative | kirliknithe dirtiness (as the object) | kirligimimy dirtiness (as the object) | kirligiŋiyour dirtiness (as the object) | kirliginhis dirtiness (as the object) | kirligibizniour dirtiness (as the object) | kirligigizniyou all's dirtiness (as the object) | kirliklerintheir dirtinesses (as the object) |
| Dative | kirlikgeto the dirtiness | kirligimeto my dirtiness | kirligiŋeto your dirtiness | kirligineto his dirtiness | kirligibizgeto our dirtiness | kirligigizgeto you all's dirtiness | kirliklerineto their dirtinesses |
| Locative | kirlikdein / at the dirtiness | kirligimdein / at my dirtiness | kirligiŋdein / at your dirtiness | kirligindein / at his dirtiness | kirligibizdein / at our dirtiness | kirligigizdein / at you all's dirtiness | kirliklerindein / at their dirtinesses |
| Ablative | kirlikdenfrom the dirtiness | kirligimdenfrom my dirtiness | kirligiŋdenfrom your dirtiness | kirligindenfrom his dirtiness | kirligibizdenfrom our dirtiness | kirligigizdenfrom you all's dirtiness | kirliklerindenfrom their dirtinesses |
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.