üg

/yɡ/

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of üg, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeügthe southügummy southüguŋyour southüguhis southügubuzour southüguğuzyou all's southüglarıtheir souths
Genitiveügnuthe south'sügumumy south'süguŋuyour south'sügunuhis south'sügubuznuour south'süguğuznuyou all's south'süglarınıtheir souths'
Accusativeügnuthe south (as the object)ügumumy south (as the object)üguŋuyour south (as the object)ügunhis south (as the object)ügubuznuour south (as the object)üguğuznuyou all's south (as the object)üglarıntheir souths (as the object)
Dativeüggato the southügumato my southüguŋato your southügunato his southügubuzğato our southüguğuzğato you all's southüglarınato their souths
Locativeügdain / at the southügumdain / at my southüguŋdain / at your southügundain / at his southügubuzdain / at our southüguğuzdain / at you all's southüglarındain / at their souths
Ablativeügdanfrom the southügumdanfrom my southüguŋdanfrom your southügundanfrom his southügubuzdanfrom our southüguğuzdanfrom you all's southüglarındanfrom their souths

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.