qına

/qɯna/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of qına, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeqınathe hennaqınammy hennaqınaŋyour hennaqınasıhis hennaqınabızour hennaqınağızyou all's hennaqınalarıtheir hennas
Genitiveqınanıthe henna'sqınamımy henna'sqınaŋıyour henna'sqınasınıhis henna'sqınabıznıour henna'sqınağıznıyou all's henna'sqınalarınıtheir hennas'
Accusativeqınanıthe henna (as the object)qınamımy henna (as the object)qınaŋıyour henna (as the object)qınasınhis henna (as the object)qınabıznıour henna (as the object)qınağıznıyou all's henna (as the object)qınalarıntheir hennas (as the object)
Dativeqınağato the hennaqınamato my hennaqınaŋato your hennaqınasınato his hennaqınabızğato our hennaqınağızğato you all's hennaqınalarınato their hennas
Locativeqınadain / at the hennaqınamdain / at my hennaqınaŋdain / at your hennaqınasındain / at his hennaqınabızdain / at our hennaqınağızdain / at you all's hennaqınalarındain / at their hennas
Ablativeqınadanfrom the hennaqınamdanfrom my hennaqınaŋdanfrom your hennaqınasındanfrom his hennaqınabızdanfrom our hennaqınağızdanfrom you all's hennaqınalarındanfrom their hennas

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.