saylawla
/sajlawla/
elections, polls
- saylawlağa barırğa — to go to the elections
- saylawla başlandıla — the elections have begun
- saylawla boşaldıla — the elections are over
- saylawlanı kününde — on the day of the elections
- saylawlanı közüwü — the period of the elections
- saylawlada işlerge — to work at the elections
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | saylawlathe elections | saylawlammy elections | saylawlaŋyour elections | saylawlasıhis elections | saylawlabızour elections | saylawlağızyou all's elections | saylawlalarıtheir elections |
| Genitive | saylawlanıthe elections' | saylawlamımy elections' | saylawlaŋıyour elections' | saylawlasınıhis elections' | saylawlabıznıour elections' | saylawlağıznıyou all's elections' | saylawlalarınıtheir elections' |
| Accusative | saylawlanıthe elections (as the object) | saylawlamımy elections (as the object) | saylawlaŋıyour elections (as the object) | saylawlasınhis elections (as the object) | saylawlabıznıour elections (as the object) | saylawlağıznıyou all's elections (as the object) | saylawlalarıntheir elections (as the object) |
| Dative | saylawlağato the elections | saylawlamato my elections | saylawlaŋato your elections | saylawlasınato his elections | saylawlabızğato our elections | saylawlağızğato you all's elections | saylawlalarınato their elections |
| Locative | saylawladain / at the elections | saylawlamdain / at my elections | saylawlaŋdain / at your elections | saylawlasındain / at his elections | saylawlabızdain / at our elections | saylawlağızdain / at you all's elections | saylawlalarındain / at their elections |
| Ablative | saylawladanfrom the elections | saylawlamdanfrom my elections | saylawlaŋdanfrom your elections | saylawlasındanfrom his elections | saylawlabızdanfrom our elections | saylawlağızdanfrom you all's elections | saylawlalarındanfrom their elections |
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.