baymaq
/bajmaq/
Definitions
1. pigeon-toed, splay-footed, club-footed
- baymaq ayü — a club-footed bear
- baymaq bolub atlay keledi — he comes along with a splay-footed gait
- baymaq jaş — a pigeon-toed boy
2. worn down and twisted — of footwear
- baymaq çuruqla — worn-down boots
- baymaq eterge — to wear footwear down at the heel
- baymaq bolurğa — to become worn down and twisted
Feedback
or .Degrees
| base form | baymaqpigeon-toed |
|---|---|
| comparative — more | baymağıraqmore pigeon-toed |
| intensifier — very | bek baymaqvery pigeon-toed |
| superlative — most | em baymaqthe most pigeon-toed |
To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden baymaqdı — "compared to me, he is pigeon-toed."
Saying it about someone
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st person | men baymaqmaI am pigeon-toed | biz baymaqbızwe are pigeon-toed |
| 2nd person | sen baymaqsayou are pigeon-toed | siz baymaqsızyou all are pigeon-toed |
| 3rd person | ol baymaqdıhe / she / it is pigeon-toed | ala baymaqdılathey are pigeon-toed |
Saying it about something
| One thing | Several | |
|---|---|---|
| this / these | bu baymaqdıthis is pigeon-toed | bıla baymaqdılathese are pigeon-toed |
| that / those | ol baymaqdıthat / it is pigeon-toed | ala baymaqdılathose / they are pigeon-toed |
| mine | meniki baymaqdımine is pigeon-toed | menikile baymaqdılamine are pigeon-toed |
| yours | seniki baymaqdıyours is pigeon-toed | senikile baymaqdılayours are pigeon-toed |
| ours | bizniki baymaqdıours is pigeon-toed | biznikile baymaqdılaours are pigeon-toed |