gıbıtlı

/ɡɯbɯtlɯ/

(adj.) potbellied, big-bellied (pej.)

gıbıtlı adam — a potbellied person
ol gıbıtlıdı — he is potbellied
atam gıbıtlı edi — my father was potbellied

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — gıbıtlı
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	gıbıtlımaI am potbellied	gıbıtlısayou are potbellied	gıbıtlıdıhe is potbellied	gıbıtlıbızwe are potbellied	gıbıtlısızyou all are potbellied	gıbıtlıdılathey are potbellied
comparative — more	gıbıtlıraqmaI am more potbellied	gıbıtlıraqsayou are more potbellied	gıbıtlıraqdıhe is more potbellied	gıbıtlıraqbızwe are more potbellied	gıbıtlıraqsızyou all are more potbellied	gıbıtlıraqdılathey are more potbellied
intensifier — very	bek gıbıtlımaI am very potbellied	bek gıbıtlısayou are very potbellied	bek gıbıtlıdıhe is very potbellied	bek gıbıtlıbızwe are very potbellied	bek gıbıtlısızyou all are very potbellied	bek gıbıtlıdılathey are very potbellied
superlative — most	em gıbıtlımaI am the most potbellied	em gıbıtlısayou are the most potbellied	em gıbıtlıdıhe is the most potbellied	em gıbıtlıbızwe are the most potbellied	em gıbıtlısızyou all are the most potbellied	em gıbıtlıdılathey are the most potbellied

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — gıbıtlı
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki gıbıtlıdımine is potbellied	seniki gıbıtlıdıyours is potbellied	anıqı gıbıtlıdıhis is potbellied	bizniki gıbıtlıdıours is potbellied	sizniki gıbıtlıdıyours (pl.) is potbellied	alanıqı gıbıtlıdıtheirs is potbellied
comparative — more	meniki gıbıtlıraqdımine is more potbellied	seniki gıbıtlıraqdıyours is more potbellied	anıqı gıbıtlıraqdıhis is more potbellied	bizniki gıbıtlıraqdıours is more potbellied	sizniki gıbıtlıraqdıyours (pl.) is more potbellied	alanıqı gıbıtlıraqdıtheirs is more potbellied
intensifier — very	meniki bek gıbıtlıdımine is very potbellied	seniki bek gıbıtlıdıyours is very potbellied	anıqı bek gıbıtlıdıhis is very potbellied	bizniki bek gıbıtlıdıours is very potbellied	sizniki bek gıbıtlıdıyours (pl.) is very potbellied	alanıqı bek gıbıtlıdıtheirs is very potbellied
superlative — most	meniki em gıbıtlıdımine is the most potbellied	seniki em gıbıtlıdıyours is the most potbellied	anıqı em gıbıtlıdıhis is the most potbellied	bizniki em gıbıtlıdıours is the most potbellied	sizniki em gıbıtlıdıyours (pl.) is the most potbellied	alanıqı em gıbıtlıdıtheirs is the most potbellied

Several things

Several things — gıbıtlı
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile gıbıtlıdılamine are potbellied	senikile gıbıtlıdılayours are potbellied	anıqıla gıbıtlıdılahis are potbellied	biznikile gıbıtlıdılaours are potbellied	siznikile gıbıtlıdılayours (pl.) are potbellied	alanıqıla gıbıtlıdılatheirs are potbellied
comparative — more	menikile gıbıtlıraqdılamine are more potbellied	senikile gıbıtlıraqdılayours are more potbellied	anıqıla gıbıtlıraqdılahis are more potbellied	biznikile gıbıtlıraqdılaours are more potbellied	siznikile gıbıtlıraqdılayours (pl.) are more potbellied	alanıqıla gıbıtlıraqdılatheirs are more potbellied
intensifier — very	menikile bek gıbıtlıdılamine are very potbellied	senikile bek gıbıtlıdılayours are very potbellied	anıqıla bek gıbıtlıdılahis are very potbellied	biznikile bek gıbıtlıdılaours are very potbellied	siznikile bek gıbıtlıdılayours (pl.) are very potbellied	alanıqıla bek gıbıtlıdılatheirs are very potbellied
superlative — most	menikile em gıbıtlıdılamine are the most potbellied	senikile em gıbıtlıdılayours are the most potbellied	anıqıla em gıbıtlıdılahis are the most potbellied	biznikile em gıbıtlıdılaours are the most potbellied	siznikile em gıbıtlıdılayours (pl.) are the most potbellied	alanıqıla em gıbıtlıdılatheirs are the most potbellied

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