pirinç
/pirintʃ/
rice, the cereal plant and its grain — Placed before another noun, it means made of rice, as in pirinç basta rice porridge or pirinç hantus rice soup.
- aq pirinç — white rice
- pirinç hantus — rice soup
- pirinç basta — rice porridge
- pirinç bişir — cook the rice
- tükenden pirinç aldım — I bought rice at the shop
- basta tüyden, pirinçden da etiledi — porridge is made from millet and from rice too
- pirinç hantus ertdenlikge qalın boldu — the rice soup got thick by morning
- pirinç aslam süredile — they grow a lot of rice
- pirinçden aş eterge — to make a dish from rice
- pirinç aşarıq — a rice dish
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | pirinçthe rice | pirinçimmy rice | pirinçiŋyour rice | pirinçihis rice | pirinçibizour rice | pirinçigizyou all's rice | pirinçleritheir rices |
| Genitive | pirinçnithe rice's | pirinçimimy rice's | pirinçiŋiyour rice's | pirinçinihis rice's | pirinçibizniour rice's | pirinçigizniyou all's rice's | pirinçlerinitheir rices' |
| Accusative | pirinçnithe rice (as the object) | pirinçimimy rice (as the object) | pirinçiŋiyour rice (as the object) | pirinçinhis rice (as the object) | pirinçibizniour rice (as the object) | pirinçigizniyou all's rice (as the object) | pirinçlerintheir rices (as the object) |
| Dative | pirinçgeto the rice | pirinçimeto my rice | pirinçiŋeto your rice | pirinçineto his rice | pirinçibizgeto our rice | pirinçigizgeto you all's rice | pirinçlerineto their rices |
| Locative | pirinçdein / at the rice | pirinçimdein / at my rice | pirinçiŋdein / at your rice | pirinçindein / at his rice | pirinçibizdein / at our rice | pirinçigizdein / at you all's rice | pirinçlerindein / at their rices |
| Ablative | pirinçdenfrom the rice | pirinçimdenfrom my rice | pirinçiŋdenfrom your rice | pirinçindenfrom his rice | pirinçibizdenfrom our rice | pirinçigizdenfrom you all's rice | pirinçlerindenfrom their rices |
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.