konökla
/konøkla/
ice skates, steel blades fixed to the boots for gliding on ice one source
- konökla bla uçarğa — to glide on skates
- konöklağa minerge — to get onto skates
- qış konökla — winter skates
- qış konökla bla tikden uçarğa — to glide down a slope on winter skates
- konöklağa, çanağa mindirdi — put them on skates and sleds
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | konöklathe ice skates | konöklammy ice skates | konöklaŋyour ice skates | konöklasıhis ice skates | konöklabızour ice skates | konöklağızyou all's ice skates | konöklalarıtheir ice skates |
| Genitive | konöklanıthe ice skates' | konöklamımy ice skates' | konöklaŋıyour ice skates' | konöklasınıhis ice skates' | konöklabıznıour ice skates' | konöklağıznıyou all's ice skates' | konöklalarınıtheir ice skates' |
| Accusative | konöklanıthe ice skates (as the object) | konöklamımy ice skates (as the object) | konöklaŋıyour ice skates (as the object) | konöklasınhis ice skates (as the object) | konöklabıznıour ice skates (as the object) | konöklağıznıyou all's ice skates (as the object) | konöklalarıntheir ice skates (as the object) |
| Dative | konöklağato the ice skates | konöklamato my ice skates | konöklaŋato your ice skates | konöklasınato his ice skates | konöklabızğato our ice skates | konöklağızğato you all's ice skates | konöklalarınato their ice skates |
| Locative | konökladain / at the ice skates | konöklamdain / at my ice skates | konöklaŋdain / at your ice skates | konöklasındain / at his ice skates | konöklabızdain / at our ice skates | konöklağızdain / at you all's ice skates | konöklalarındain / at their ice skates |
| Ablative | konökladanfrom the ice skates | konöklamdanfrom my ice skates | konöklaŋdanfrom your ice skates | konöklasındanfrom his ice skates | konöklabızdanfrom our ice skates | konöklağızdanfrom you all's ice skates | konöklalarındanfrom their ice skates |
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.