damlı

/damlɯ/

1. (adj.) tasty, delicious, flavorful, juicy

damlı hant — tasty food
bu aş bek damlıdı — this food is very tasty
damlı hansla — juicy grasses
damlı hanslı jaylıqla — pastures with juicy grasses
damlı aşla bla sıylawçu edi — used to treat [guests] to delicious dishes

2. (adj.) nutritious, nourishing, filling

damlı aşarıq — nourishing food

3. (adv.) nicely, eloquently, smoothly, pleasantly (of speaking or telling)

damlı söleşirge — to speak eloquently
damlı haparlaw — telling stories nicely
jesirden qutharğanın damlı haparlaydı — he tells eloquently how he rescued [them] from captivity
tatlı sözle damlı quyuladıla — sweet words pour out smoothly
zatçıqnı da alay damlı haparlawçudu — he tells even a little thing so nicely

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — damlı
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	damlımaI am tasty	damlısayou are tasty	damlıdıhe is tasty	damlıbızwe are tasty	damlısızyou all are tasty	damlıdılathey are tasty
comparative — more	damlıraqmaI am tastier	damlıraqsayou are tastier	damlıraqdıhe is tastier	damlıraqbızwe are tastier	damlıraqsızyou all are tastier	damlıraqdılathey are tastier
intensifier — very	bek damlımaI am very tasty	bek damlısayou are very tasty	bek damlıdıhe is very tasty	bek damlıbızwe are very tasty	bek damlısızyou all are very tasty	bek damlıdılathey are very tasty
superlative — most	em damlımaI am the tastiest	em damlısayou are the tastiest	em damlıdıhe is the tastiest	em damlıbızwe are the tastiest	em damlısızyou all are the tastiest	em damlıdılathey are the tastiest

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — damlı
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki damlıdımine is tasty	seniki damlıdıyours is tasty	anıqı damlıdıhis is tasty	bizniki damlıdıours is tasty	sizniki damlıdıyours (pl.) is tasty	alanıqı damlıdıtheirs is tasty
comparative — more	meniki damlıraqdımine is tastier	seniki damlıraqdıyours is tastier	anıqı damlıraqdıhis is tastier	bizniki damlıraqdıours is tastier	sizniki damlıraqdıyours (pl.) is tastier	alanıqı damlıraqdıtheirs is tastier
intensifier — very	meniki bek damlıdımine is very tasty	seniki bek damlıdıyours is very tasty	anıqı bek damlıdıhis is very tasty	bizniki bek damlıdıours is very tasty	sizniki bek damlıdıyours (pl.) is very tasty	alanıqı bek damlıdıtheirs is very tasty
superlative — most	meniki em damlıdımine is the tastiest	seniki em damlıdıyours is the tastiest	anıqı em damlıdıhis is the tastiest	bizniki em damlıdıours is the tastiest	sizniki em damlıdıyours (pl.) is the tastiest	alanıqı em damlıdıtheirs is the tastiest

Several things

Several things — damlı
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile damlıdılamine are tasty	senikile damlıdılayours are tasty	anıqıla damlıdılahis are tasty	biznikile damlıdılaours are tasty	siznikile damlıdılayours (pl.) are tasty	alanıqıla damlıdılatheirs are tasty
comparative — more	menikile damlıraqdılamine are tastier	senikile damlıraqdılayours are tastier	anıqıla damlıraqdılahis are tastier	biznikile damlıraqdılaours are tastier	siznikile damlıraqdılayours (pl.) are tastier	alanıqıla damlıraqdılatheirs are tastier
intensifier — very	menikile bek damlıdılamine are very tasty	senikile bek damlıdılayours are very tasty	anıqıla bek damlıdılahis are very tasty	biznikile bek damlıdılaours are very tasty	siznikile bek damlıdılayours (pl.) are very tasty	alanıqıla bek damlıdılatheirs are very tasty
superlative — most	menikile em damlıdılamine are the tastiest	senikile em damlıdılayours are the tastiest	anıqıla em damlıdılahis are the tastiest	biznikile em damlıdılaours are the tastiest	siznikile em damlıdılayours (pl.) are the tastiest	alanıqıla em damlıdılatheirs are the tastiest

Any thing takes the third-person ending, not only these: bu damlıdı, bıla damlıdıla. In texts biznikile is usually kesibiznikile, "our own people", and a surname with -nıqıla names a family: Dudalanıqıla, "the Dudas".