sharla
/sxarla/
broadcloth, woolen cloth, a dense woven fabric — Also used before another noun, as in sharla palton "a broadcloth coat".
- sharla palton — a broadcloth coat
- jün sharla — castor cloth, a fine woolen broadcloth
- ol sharla satıb aldı — she bought some broadcloth
- bu sharla bek igi — this broadcloth is very good
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | sharlathe broadcloth | sharlammy broadcloth | sharlaŋyour broadcloth | sharlasıhis broadcloth | sharlabızour broadcloth | sharlağızyou all's broadcloth | sharlalarıtheir broadcloths |
| Genitive | sharlanıthe broadcloth's | sharlamımy broadcloth's | sharlaŋıyour broadcloth's | sharlasınıhis broadcloth's | sharlabıznıour broadcloth's | sharlağıznıyou all's broadcloth's | sharlalarınıtheir broadcloths' |
| Accusative | sharlanıthe broadcloth (as the object) | sharlamımy broadcloth (as the object) | sharlaŋıyour broadcloth (as the object) | sharlasınhis broadcloth (as the object) | sharlabıznıour broadcloth (as the object) | sharlağıznıyou all's broadcloth (as the object) | sharlalarıntheir broadcloths (as the object) |
| Dative | sharlağato the broadcloth | sharlamato my broadcloth | sharlaŋato your broadcloth | sharlasınato his broadcloth | sharlabızğato our broadcloth | sharlağızğato you all's broadcloth | sharlalarınato their broadcloths |
| Locative | sharladain / at the broadcloth | sharlamdain / at my broadcloth | sharlaŋdain / at your broadcloth | sharlasındain / at his broadcloth | sharlabızdain / at our broadcloth | sharlağızdain / at you all's broadcloth | sharlalarındain / at their broadcloths |
| Ablative | sharladanfrom the broadcloth | sharlamdanfrom my broadcloth | sharlaŋdanfrom your broadcloth | sharlasındanfrom his broadcloth | sharlabızdanfrom our broadcloth | sharlağızdanfrom you all's broadcloth | sharlalarındanfrom their broadcloths |
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.