tüy

/tyj/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of tüy, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativetüythe millettüyümmy millettüyüŋyour millettüyühis millettüyübüzour millettüyügüzyou all's millettüyleritheir millets
Genitivetüynüthe millet'stüyümümy millet'stüyüŋüyour millet'stüyünühis millet'stüyübüznüour millet'stüyügüznüyou all's millet'stüylerinitheir millets'
Accusativetüynüthe millet (as the object)tüyümümy millet (as the object)tüyüŋüyour millet (as the object)tüyünhis millet (as the object)tüyübüznüour millet (as the object)tüyügüznüyou all's millet (as the object)tüylerintheir millets (as the object)
Dativetüygeto the millettüyümeto my millettüyüŋeto your millettüyüneto his millettüyübüzgeto our millettüyügüzgeto you all's millettüylerineto their millets
Locativetüydein / at the millettüyümdein / at my millettüyüŋdein / at your millettüyündein / at his millettüyübüzdein / at our millettüyügüzdein / at you all's millettüylerindein / at their millets
Ablativetüydenfrom the millettüyümdenfrom my millettüyüŋdenfrom your millettüyündenfrom his millettüyübüzdenfrom our millettüyügüzdenfrom you all's millettüylerindenfrom their millets

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.