hıppa-harha
/xɯppa-xarxa/
completely hoarse, husky one source
Degrees and persons
| Degree | menI | senyou | olhe/she/it | bizwe | sizyou all | alathey |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| base form | hıppa-harhamaI am hoarse | hıppa-harhasayou are hoarse | hıppa-harhadıhe is hoarse | hıppa-harhabızwe are hoarse | hıppa-harhasızyou all are hoarse | hıppa-harhadılathey are hoarse |
| comparative — more | hıppa-harharaqmaI am hoarser | hıppa-harharaqsayou are hoarser | hıppa-harharaqdıhe is hoarser | hıppa-harharaqbızwe are hoarser | hıppa-harharaqsızyou all are hoarser | hıppa-harharaqdılathey are hoarser |
| intensifier — very | bek hıppa-harhamaI am very hoarse | bek hıppa-harhasayou are very hoarse | bek hıppa-harhadıhe is very hoarse | bek hıppa-harhabızwe are very hoarse | bek hıppa-harhasızyou all are very hoarse | bek hıppa-harhadılathey are very hoarse |
| superlative — most | em hıppa-harhamaI am the hoarsest | em hıppa-harhasayou are the hoarsest | em hıppa-harhadıhe is the hoarsest | em hıppa-harhabızwe are the hoarsest | em hıppa-harhasızyou all are the hoarsest | em hıppa-harhadılathey are the hoarsest |
To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden hıppa-harhadı — "compared to me, he is hoarse."
Saying it about mine, yours, theirs
One thing
| Degree | menikimine | senikiyours | anıqıhis / hers | biznikiours | siznikiyours (pl.) | alanıqıtheirs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| base form | meniki hıppa-harhadımine is hoarse | seniki hıppa-harhadıyours is hoarse | anıqı hıppa-harhadıhis is hoarse | bizniki hıppa-harhadıours is hoarse | sizniki hıppa-harhadıyours (pl.) is hoarse | alanıqı hıppa-harhadıtheirs is hoarse |
| comparative — more | meniki hıppa-harharaqdımine is hoarser | seniki hıppa-harharaqdıyours is hoarser | anıqı hıppa-harharaqdıhis is hoarser | bizniki hıppa-harharaqdıours is hoarser | sizniki hıppa-harharaqdıyours (pl.) is hoarser | alanıqı hıppa-harharaqdıtheirs is hoarser |
| intensifier — very | meniki bek hıppa-harhadımine is very hoarse | seniki bek hıppa-harhadıyours is very hoarse | anıqı bek hıppa-harhadıhis is very hoarse | bizniki bek hıppa-harhadıours is very hoarse | sizniki bek hıppa-harhadıyours (pl.) is very hoarse | alanıqı bek hıppa-harhadıtheirs is very hoarse |
| superlative — most | meniki em hıppa-harhadımine is the hoarsest | seniki em hıppa-harhadıyours is the hoarsest | anıqı em hıppa-harhadıhis is the hoarsest | bizniki em hıppa-harhadıours is the hoarsest | sizniki em hıppa-harhadıyours (pl.) is the hoarsest | alanıqı em hıppa-harhadıtheirs is the hoarsest |
Several things
| Degree | menikilemine | senikileyours | anıqılahis / hers | biznikileours | siznikileyours (pl.) | alanıqılatheirs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| base form | menikile hıppa-harhadılamine are hoarse | senikile hıppa-harhadılayours are hoarse | anıqıla hıppa-harhadılahis are hoarse | biznikile hıppa-harhadılaours are hoarse | siznikile hıppa-harhadılayours (pl.) are hoarse | alanıqıla hıppa-harhadılatheirs are hoarse |
| comparative — more | menikile hıppa-harharaqdılamine are hoarser | senikile hıppa-harharaqdılayours are hoarser | anıqıla hıppa-harharaqdılahis are hoarser | biznikile hıppa-harharaqdılaours are hoarser | siznikile hıppa-harharaqdılayours (pl.) are hoarser | alanıqıla hıppa-harharaqdılatheirs are hoarser |
| intensifier — very | menikile bek hıppa-harhadılamine are very hoarse | senikile bek hıppa-harhadılayours are very hoarse | anıqıla bek hıppa-harhadılahis are very hoarse | biznikile bek hıppa-harhadılaours are very hoarse | siznikile bek hıppa-harhadılayours (pl.) are very hoarse | alanıqıla bek hıppa-harhadılatheirs are very hoarse |
| superlative — most | menikile em hıppa-harhadılamine are the hoarsest | senikile em hıppa-harhadılayours are the hoarsest | anıqıla em hıppa-harhadılahis are the hoarsest | biznikile em hıppa-harhadılaours are the hoarsest | siznikile em hıppa-harhadılayours (pl.) are the hoarsest | alanıqıla em hıppa-harhadılatheirs are the hoarsest |
Any thing takes the third-person ending, not only these: bu hıppa-harhadı, bıla hıppa-harhadıla. In texts biznikile is usually kesibiznikile, "our own people", and a surname with -nıqıla names a family: Dudalanıqıla, "the Dudas".