tamamlaw

/tamamlaw/

verbal noun of tamamlarğa →

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of tamamlaw, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativetamamlawthe finishingtamamlawummy finishingtamamlawuŋyour finishingtamamlawuhis finishingtamamlawubuzour finishingtamamlawuğuzyou all's finishingtamamlawlarıtheir finishings
Genitivetamamlawnuthe finishing'stamamlawumumy finishing'stamamlawuŋuyour finishing'stamamlawunuhis finishing'stamamlawubuznuour finishing'stamamlawuğuznuyou all's finishing'stamamlawlarınıtheir finishings'
Accusativetamamlawnuthe finishing (as the object)tamamlawumumy finishing (as the object)tamamlawuŋuyour finishing (as the object)tamamlawunhis finishing (as the object)tamamlawubuznuour finishing (as the object)tamamlawuğuznuyou all's finishing (as the object)tamamlawlarıntheir finishings (as the object)
Dativetamamlawğato the finishingtamamlawumato my finishingtamamlawuŋato your finishingtamamlawunato his finishingtamamlawubuzğato our finishingtamamlawuğuzğato you all's finishingtamamlawlarınato their finishings
Locativetamamlawdain / at the finishingtamamlawumdain / at my finishingtamamlawuŋdain / at your finishingtamamlawundain / at his finishingtamamlawubuzdain / at our finishingtamamlawuğuzdain / at you all's finishingtamamlawlarındain / at their finishings
Ablativetamamlawdanfrom the finishingtamamlawumdanfrom my finishingtamamlawuŋdanfrom your finishingtamamlawundanfrom his finishingtamamlawubuzdanfrom our finishingtamamlawuğuzdanfrom you all's finishingtamamlawlarındanfrom their finishings

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.