Opposite pairs

Everyday describing words, learned two at a time — each one pins down the other.

• ullu / gitçe big / small
  ullu üy — a big house
• igi / aman good / bad
• issi / suwuq hot / cold
• uzun / qısha long / short
• jangı / eski new / old (things)
• ariw / erşi beautiful / ugly
  ariw qız — a beautiful girl
• bay / jarlı rich / poor
• uzaq / juwuq far / near
• jengil / aqırtın fast / slow
  jengil ayaq kir basar — a hurried foot steps in mud — a proverb
• jengil / awur light / heavy
• taza / kirli clean / dirty
• ertde / keç early / late
• içkeri / tışında inside / outside
• saw / ölü alive / dead
• qalın / juqa thick / thin
• quwatlı / küçsüz strong / weak
• uçuz / bağalı cheap / expensive
• tüz / qıysıq straight / crooked
• tolğan / quru full / empty
• quru / jibigen dry / wet

eski is for worn things, qart for aged people. The opposite of qart is sabiy, the child — jaş is the noun "boy", not an adjective, so it cannot stand against qart the way English "young" does.