susab
/susab/
1. thirst — Usually carries a possessive suffix, as in susabım keldi.
- susabım keldi — I became thirsty
- susabım qandı — my thirst was quenched
- susabı kelirge — to grow thirsty
- susabın qandırırğa — to quench one's thirst
- susabıŋı keserge — to slake your thirst
2. drink, beverage
- tatlı susab — a sweet drink
- susab hazırlarğa — to prepare a drink
- menŋe susab berdi — he gave me a drink
Cases and owners
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | susabthe thirst | susabımmy thirst | susabıŋyour thirst | susabıhis thirst | susabıbızour thirst | susabığızyou all's thirst | susablarıtheir thirsts |
| Genitive | susabnıthe thirst's | susabımımy thirst's | susabıŋıyour thirst's | susabınıhis thirst's | susabıbıznıour thirst's | susabığıznıyou all's thirst's | susablarınıtheir thirsts' |
| Accusative | susabnıthe thirst (as the object) | susabımımy thirst (as the object) | susabıŋıyour thirst (as the object) | susabınhis thirst (as the object) | susabıbıznıour thirst (as the object) | susabığıznıyou all's thirst (as the object) | susablarıntheir thirsts (as the object) |
| Dative | susabhato the thirst | susabımato my thirst | susabıŋato your thirst | susabınato his thirst | susabıbızğato our thirst | susabığızğato you all's thirst | susablarınato their thirsts |
| Locative | susabdain / at the thirst | susabımdain / at my thirst | susabıŋdain / at your thirst | susabındain / at his thirst | susabıbızdain / at our thirst | susabığızdain / at you all's thirst | susablarındain / at their thirsts |
| Ablative | susabdanfrom the thirst | susabımdanfrom my thirst | susabıŋdanfrom your thirst | susabındanfrom his thirst | susabıbızdanfrom our thirst | susabığızdanfrom you all's thirst | susablarındanfrom their thirsts |
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.