qawdan

/qawdan/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of qawdan, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeqawdanthe dry standing grassqawdanımmy dry standing grassqawdanıŋyour dry standing grassqawdanıhis dry standing grassqawdanıbızour dry standing grassqawdanığızyou all's dry standing grassqawdanlarıtheir dry standing grasses
Genitiveqawdannıthe dry standing grass'qawdanımımy dry standing grass'qawdanıŋıyour dry standing grass'qawdanınıhis dry standing grass'qawdanıbıznıour dry standing grass'qawdanığıznıyou all's dry standing grass'qawdanlarınıtheir dry standing grasses'
Accusativeqawdannıthe dry standing grass (as the object)qawdanımımy dry standing grass (as the object)qawdanıŋıyour dry standing grass (as the object)qawdanınhis dry standing grass (as the object)qawdanıbıznıour dry standing grass (as the object)qawdanığıznıyou all's dry standing grass (as the object)qawdanlarıntheir dry standing grasses (as the object)
Dativeqawdanŋato the dry standing grassqawdanımato my dry standing grassqawdanıŋato your dry standing grassqawdanınato his dry standing grassqawdanıbızğato our dry standing grassqawdanığızğato you all's dry standing grassqawdanlarınato their dry standing grasses
Locativeqawdandain / at the dry standing grassqawdanımdain / at my dry standing grassqawdanıŋdain / at your dry standing grassqawdanındain / at his dry standing grassqawdanıbızdain / at our dry standing grassqawdanığızdain / at you all's dry standing grassqawdanlarındain / at their dry standing grasses
Ablativeqawdandanfrom the dry standing grassqawdanımdanfrom my dry standing grassqawdanıŋdanfrom your dry standing grassqawdanındanfrom his dry standing grassqawdanıbızdanfrom our dry standing grassqawdanığızdanfrom you all's dry standing grassqawdanlarındanfrom their dry standing grasses

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.