qoŋuraw / qoŋurow

/qoŋuraw/, /qoŋurow/ · plural qoŋurawla

As a noun

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of qoŋuraw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeqoŋurawthe bellqoŋurawummy bellqoŋurawuŋyour bellqoŋurawuhis bellqoŋurawubuzour bellqoŋurawuğuzyou all's bellqoŋurawlarıtheir bells
Genitiveqoŋurawnuthe bell'sqoŋurawumumy bell'sqoŋurawuŋuyour bell'sqoŋurawunuhis bell'sqoŋurawubuznuour bell'sqoŋurawuğuznuyou all's bell'sqoŋurawlarınıtheir bells'
Accusativeqoŋurawnuthe bell (as the object)qoŋurawumumy bell (as the object)qoŋurawuŋuyour bell (as the object)qoŋurawunhis bell (as the object)qoŋurawubuznuour bell (as the object)qoŋurawuğuznuyou all's bell (as the object)qoŋurawlarıntheir bells (as the object)
Dativeqoŋurawğato the bellqoŋurawumato my bellqoŋurawuŋato your bellqoŋurawunato his bellqoŋurawubuzğato our bellqoŋurawuğuzğato you all's bellqoŋurawlarınato their bells
Locativeqoŋurawdain / at the bellqoŋurawumdain / at my bellqoŋurawuŋdain / at your bellqoŋurawundain / at his bellqoŋurawubuzdain / at our bellqoŋurawuğuzdain / at you all's bellqoŋurawlarındain / at their bells
Ablativeqoŋurawdanfrom the bellqoŋurawumdanfrom my bellqoŋurawuŋdanfrom your bellqoŋurawundanfrom his bellqoŋurawubuzdanfrom our bellqoŋurawuğuzdanfrom you all's bellqoŋurawlarındanfrom their bells
Plural — cases of qoŋuraw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeqoŋurawlathe bellsqoŋurawlarımmy bellsqoŋurawlarıŋyour bellsqoŋurawlarıhis bellsqoŋurawlarıbızour bellsqoŋurawlarığızyou all's bellsqoŋurawlarıtheir bells
Genitiveqoŋurawlanıthe bells'qoŋurawlarımımy bells'qoŋurawlarıŋıyour bells'qoŋurawlarınıhis bells'qoŋurawlarıbıznıour bells'qoŋurawlarığıznıyou all's bells'qoŋurawlarınıtheir bells'
Accusativeqoŋurawlanıthe bells (as the object)qoŋurawlarımımy bells (as the object)qoŋurawlarıŋıyour bells (as the object)qoŋurawlarınhis bells (as the object)qoŋurawlarıbıznıour bells (as the object)qoŋurawlarığıznıyou all's bells (as the object)qoŋurawlarıntheir bells (as the object)
Dativeqoŋurawlağato the bellsqoŋurawlarımato my bellsqoŋurawlarıŋato your bellsqoŋurawlarınato his bellsqoŋurawlarıbızğato our bellsqoŋurawlarığızğato you all's bellsqoŋurawlarınato their bells
Locativeqoŋurawladain / at the bellsqoŋurawlarımdain / at my bellsqoŋurawlarıŋdain / at your bellsqoŋurawlarındain / at his bellsqoŋurawlarıbızdain / at our bellsqoŋurawlarığızdain / at you all's bellsqoŋurawlarındain / at their bells
Ablativeqoŋurawladanfrom the bellsqoŋurawlarımdanfrom my bellsqoŋurawlarıŋdanfrom your bellsqoŋurawlarındanfrom his bellsqoŋurawlarıbızdanfrom our bellsqoŋurawlarığızdanfrom you all's bellsqoŋurawlarındanfrom their bells

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: qoŋurawları can mean "his / her bells", "their bell", or "their bells" — context decides.

The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.

As an adjective

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — qoŋuraw
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki qoŋurawdumine is ringingseniki qoŋurawduyours is ringinganıqı qoŋurawduhis is ringingbizniki qoŋurawduours is ringingsizniki qoŋurawduyours (pl.) is ringingalanıqı qoŋurawdutheirs is ringing
Several things — qoŋuraw
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile qoŋurawdulamine are ringingsenikile qoŋurawdulayours are ringinganıqıla qoŋurawdulahis are ringingbiznikile qoŋurawdulaours are ringingsiznikile qoŋurawdulayours (pl.) are ringingalanıqıla qoŋurawdulatheirs are ringing

Any thing takes the third-person ending, not only these: bu qoŋurawdu, bıla qoŋurawdula. In texts biznikile is usually kesibiznikile, "our own people", and a surname with -nıqıla names a family: Dudalanıqıla, "the Dudas".