qıbıla

/qɯbɯla/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of qıbıla, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeqıbılathe southqıbılammy southqıbılaŋyour southqıbılasıhis southqıbılabızour southqıbılağızyou all's southqıbılalarıtheir souths
Genitiveqıbılanıthe south'sqıbılamımy south'sqıbılaŋıyour south'sqıbılasınıhis south'sqıbılabıznıour south'sqıbılağıznıyou all's south'sqıbılalarınıtheir souths'
Accusativeqıbılanıthe south (as the object)qıbılamımy south (as the object)qıbılaŋıyour south (as the object)qıbılasınhis south (as the object)qıbılabıznıour south (as the object)qıbılağıznıyou all's south (as the object)qıbılalarıntheir souths (as the object)
Dativeqıbılağato the southqıbılamato my southqıbılaŋato your southqıbılasınato his southqıbılabızğato our southqıbılağızğato you all's southqıbılalarınato their souths
Locativeqıbıladain / at the southqıbılamdain / at my southqıbılaŋdain / at your southqıbılasındain / at his southqıbılabızdain / at our southqıbılağızdain / at you all's southqıbılalarındain / at their souths
Ablativeqıbıladanfrom the southqıbılamdanfrom my southqıbılaŋdanfrom your southqıbılasındanfrom his southqıbılabızdanfrom our southqıbılağızdanfrom you all's southqıbılalarındanfrom their souths

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.