sawda

/sawda/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of sawda, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativesawdathe tradesawdammy tradesawdaŋyour tradesawdasıhis tradesawdabızour tradesawdağızyou all's tradesawdalarıtheir trades
Genitivesawdanıthe trade'ssawdamımy trade'ssawdaŋıyour trade'ssawdasınıhis trade'ssawdabıznıour trade'ssawdağıznıyou all's trade'ssawdalarınıtheir trades'
Accusativesawdanıthe trade (as the object)sawdamımy trade (as the object)sawdaŋıyour trade (as the object)sawdasınhis trade (as the object)sawdabıznıour trade (as the object)sawdağıznıyou all's trade (as the object)sawdalarıntheir trades (as the object)
Dativesawdağato the tradesawdamato my tradesawdaŋato your tradesawdasınato his tradesawdabızğato our tradesawdağızğato you all's tradesawdalarınato their trades
Locativesawdadain / at the tradesawdamdain / at my tradesawdaŋdain / at your tradesawdasındain / at his tradesawdabızdain / at our tradesawdağızdain / at you all's tradesawdalarındain / at their trades
Ablativesawdadanfrom the tradesawdamdanfrom my tradesawdaŋdanfrom your tradesawdasındanfrom his tradesawdabızdanfrom our tradesawdağızdanfrom you all's tradesawdalarındanfrom their trades

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.