baymaq

/ bajmaq /

Degrees

plain baymaq pigeon-toed
more of it baymağıraq more pigeon-toed
the most em baymaq the most pigeon-toed
turned up bek baymaq very pigeon-toed

To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden baymaq — "compared to me, he is pigeon-toed."

Saying it about someone

men baymaqma I am pigeon-toed
biz baymaqbız we are pigeon-toed
sen baymaqsa you are pigeon-toed
siz baymaqsız you all are pigeon-toed
ol baymaqdı he / she / it is pigeon-toed
ala baymaqdıla they are pigeon-toed