maymöz
/majmøz/
calico, plain coarse cotton cloth — Also used before another noun to mean made of calico: maymöz kölek a calico shirt.
- maymöz kölek — a calico shirt
- aq maymöz — white calico
- bu boyalğan maymöz — this dyed calico
- maymöz kölegimi — my calico shirt
- ammanı saw top maymözü bardı — grandmother had a whole bolt of calico
- anam maymözden kölek tikdi — my mother sewed a shirt from calico
- ol maymöz kölegin kiydi — he put on his calico shirt
- maymöz qumaç — calico cloth
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | maymözthe calico | maymözümmy calico | maymözüŋyour calico | maymözühis calico | maymözübüzour calico | maymözügüzyou all's calico | maymözleritheir calicoes |
| Genitive | maymöznüthe calico's | maymözümümy calico's | maymözüŋüyour calico's | maymözünühis calico's | maymözübüznüour calico's | maymözügüznüyou all's calico's | maymözlerinitheir calicoes' |
| Accusative | maymöznüthe calico (as the object) | maymözümümy calico (as the object) | maymözüŋüyour calico (as the object) | maymözünhis calico (as the object) | maymözübüznüour calico (as the object) | maymözügüznüyou all's calico (as the object) | maymözlerintheir calicoes (as the object) |
| Dative | maymözgeto the calico | maymözümeto my calico | maymözüŋeto your calico | maymözüneto his calico | maymözübüzgeto our calico | maymözügüzgeto you all's calico | maymözlerineto their calicoes |
| Locative | maymözdein / at the calico | maymözümdein / at my calico | maymözüŋdein / at your calico | maymözündein / at his calico | maymözübüzdein / at our calico | maymözügüzdein / at you all's calico | maymözlerindein / at their calicoes |
| Ablative | maymözdenfrom the calico | maymözümdenfrom my calico | maymözüŋdenfrom your calico | maymözündenfrom his calico | maymözübüzdenfrom our calico | maymözügüzdenfrom you all's calico | maymözlerindenfrom their calicoes |
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.