hıre

/xɯre/ · plural hırele

As an adjective

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — hıre
DegreemenIsenyouolhe/she/itbizwesizyou allalathey
base formhıremeI am softhıreseyou are softhıredihe is softhırebizwe are softhıresizyou all are softhıredilethey are soft
comparative — morehırerekmeI am softerhırerekseyou are softerhırerekdihe is softerhırerekbizwe are softerhırereksizyou all are softerhırerekdilethey are softer
intensifier — verybek hıremeI am very softbek hıreseyou are very softbek hıredihe is very softbek hırebizwe are very softbek hıresizyou all are very softbek hıredilethey are very soft
superlative — mostem hıremeI am the softestem hıreseyou are the softestem hıredihe is the softestem hırebizwe are the softestem hıresizyou all are the softestem hıredilethey are the softest

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — hıre
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki hıredimine is softseniki hırediyours is softanıqı hıredihis is softbizniki hırediours is softsizniki hırediyours (pl.) is softalanıqı hıreditheirs is soft
comparative — moremeniki hırerekdimine is softerseniki hırerekdiyours is softeranıqı hırerekdihis is softerbizniki hırerekdiours is softersizniki hırerekdiyours (pl.) is softeralanıqı hırerekditheirs is softer
intensifier — verymeniki bek hıredimine is very softseniki bek hırediyours is very softanıqı bek hıredihis is very softbizniki bek hırediours is very softsizniki bek hırediyours (pl.) is very softalanıqı bek hıreditheirs is very soft
superlative — mostmeniki em hıredimine is the softestseniki em hırediyours is the softestanıqı em hıredihis is the softestbizniki em hırediours is the softestsizniki em hırediyours (pl.) is the softestalanıqı em hıreditheirs is the softest
Several things — hıre
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile hıredilemine are softsenikile hıredileyours are softanıqıla hıredilehis are softbiznikile hıredileours are softsiznikile hıredileyours (pl.) are softalanıqıla hırediletheirs are soft
comparative — moremenikile hırerekdilemine are softersenikile hırerekdileyours are softeranıqıla hırerekdilehis are softerbiznikile hırerekdileours are softersiznikile hırerekdileyours (pl.) are softeralanıqıla hırerekdiletheirs are softer
intensifier — verymenikile bek hıredilemine are very softsenikile bek hıredileyours are very softanıqıla bek hıredilehis are very softbiznikile bek hıredileours are very softsiznikile bek hıredileyours (pl.) are very softalanıqıla bek hırediletheirs are very soft
superlative — mostmenikile em hıredilemine are the softestsenikile em hıredileyours are the softestanıqıla em hıredilehis are the softestbiznikile em hıredileours are the softestsiznikile em hıredileyours (pl.) are the softestalanıqıla em hırediletheirs are the softest

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

As a noun

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of hıre, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativehırethe mamalygahıremmy mamalygahıreŋyour mamalygahıresihis mamalygahırebizour mamalygahıregizyou all's mamalygahıreleritheir mamalygas
Genitivehırenithe mamalyga'shıremimy mamalyga'shıreŋiyour mamalyga'shıresinihis mamalyga'shırebizniour mamalyga'shıregizniyou all's mamalyga'shırelerinitheir mamalygas'
Accusativehırenithe mamalyga (as the object)hıremimy mamalyga (as the object)hıreŋiyour mamalyga (as the object)hıresinhis mamalyga (as the object)hırebizniour mamalyga (as the object)hıregizniyou all's mamalyga (as the object)hırelerintheir mamalygas (as the object)
Dativehıregeto the mamalygahıremeto my mamalygahıreŋeto your mamalygahıresineto his mamalygahırebizgeto our mamalygahıregizgeto you all's mamalygahırelerineto their mamalygas
Locativehıredein / at the mamalygahıremdein / at my mamalygahıreŋdein / at your mamalygahıresindein / at his mamalygahırebizdein / at our mamalygahıregizdein / at you all's mamalygahırelerindein / at their mamalygas
Ablativehıredenfrom the mamalygahıremdenfrom my mamalygahıreŋdenfrom your mamalygahıresindenfrom his mamalygahırebizdenfrom our mamalygahıregizdenfrom you all's mamalygahırelerindenfrom their mamalygas
Plural — cases of hıre, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativehırelethe mamalygashırelerimmy mamalygashıreleriŋyour mamalygashırelerihis mamalygashıreleribizour mamalygashırelerigizyou all's mamalygashıreleritheir mamalygas
Genitivehırelenithe mamalygas'hırelerimimy mamalygas'hıreleriŋiyour mamalygas'hırelerinihis mamalygas'hıreleribizniour mamalygas'hırelerigizniyou all's mamalygas'hırelerinitheir mamalygas'
Accusativehırelenithe mamalygas (as the object)hırelerimimy mamalygas (as the object)hıreleriŋiyour mamalygas (as the object)hırelerinhis mamalygas (as the object)hıreleribizniour mamalygas (as the object)hırelerigizniyou all's mamalygas (as the object)hırelerintheir mamalygas (as the object)
Dativehırelegeto the mamalygashırelerimeto my mamalygashıreleriŋeto your mamalygashırelerineto his mamalygashıreleribizgeto our mamalygashırelerigizgeto you all's mamalygashırelerineto their mamalygas
Locativehıreledein / at the mamalygashırelerimdein / at my mamalygashıreleriŋdein / at your mamalygashırelerindein / at his mamalygashıreleribizdein / at our mamalygashırelerigizdein / at you all's mamalygashırelerindein / at their mamalygas
Ablativehıreledenfrom the mamalygashırelerimdenfrom my mamalygashıreleriŋdenfrom your mamalygashırelerindenfrom his mamalygashıreleribizdenfrom our mamalygashırelerigizdenfrom you all's mamalygashırelerindenfrom their mamalygas

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: hıreleri can mean "his / her mamalygas", "their mamalyga", or "their mamalygas" — context decides.

The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.