inŋen

/inŋen/

(adj.) tender, soft, pleasant — The explanatory dictionary lists this as a separate homonym from inŋen meaning freshly curdled.

inŋen hansçıq — tender little grass
anı inŋen aq betçiginden — from her tender little white face

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — inŋen
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	inŋenmeI am tender	inŋenseyou are tender	inŋendihe is tender	inŋenbizwe are tender	inŋensizyou all are tender	inŋendilethey are tender
comparative — more	inŋenirekmeI am tenderer	inŋenirekseyou are tenderer	inŋenirekdihe is tenderer	inŋenirekbizwe are tenderer	inŋenireksizyou all are tenderer	inŋenirekdilethey are tenderer
intensifier — very	bek inŋenmeI am very tender	bek inŋenseyou are very tender	bek inŋendihe is very tender	bek inŋenbizwe are very tender	bek inŋensizyou all are very tender	bek inŋendilethey are very tender
superlative — most	em inŋenmeI am the tenderest	em inŋenseyou are the tenderest	em inŋendihe is the tenderest	em inŋenbizwe are the tenderest	em inŋensizyou all are the tenderest	em inŋendilethey are the tenderest

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — inŋen
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki inŋendimine is tender	seniki inŋendiyours is tender	anıqı inŋendihis is tender	bizniki inŋendiours is tender	sizniki inŋendiyours (pl.) is tender	alanıqı inŋenditheirs is tender
comparative — more	meniki inŋenirekdimine is tenderer	seniki inŋenirekdiyours is tenderer	anıqı inŋenirekdihis is tenderer	bizniki inŋenirekdiours is tenderer	sizniki inŋenirekdiyours (pl.) is tenderer	alanıqı inŋenirekditheirs is tenderer
intensifier — very	meniki bek inŋendimine is very tender	seniki bek inŋendiyours is very tender	anıqı bek inŋendihis is very tender	bizniki bek inŋendiours is very tender	sizniki bek inŋendiyours (pl.) is very tender	alanıqı bek inŋenditheirs is very tender
superlative — most	meniki em inŋendimine is the tenderest	seniki em inŋendiyours is the tenderest	anıqı em inŋendihis is the tenderest	bizniki em inŋendiours is the tenderest	sizniki em inŋendiyours (pl.) is the tenderest	alanıqı em inŋenditheirs is the tenderest

Several things

Several things — inŋen
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile inŋendilemine are tender	senikile inŋendileyours are tender	anıqıla inŋendilehis are tender	biznikile inŋendileours are tender	siznikile inŋendileyours (pl.) are tender	alanıqıla inŋendiletheirs are tender
comparative — more	menikile inŋenirekdilemine are tenderer	senikile inŋenirekdileyours are tenderer	anıqıla inŋenirekdilehis are tenderer	biznikile inŋenirekdileours are tenderer	siznikile inŋenirekdileyours (pl.) are tenderer	alanıqıla inŋenirekdiletheirs are tenderer
intensifier — very	menikile bek inŋendilemine are very tender	senikile bek inŋendileyours are very tender	anıqıla bek inŋendilehis are very tender	biznikile bek inŋendileours are very tender	siznikile bek inŋendileyours (pl.) are very tender	alanıqıla bek inŋendiletheirs are very tender
superlative — most	menikile em inŋendilemine are the tenderest	senikile em inŋendileyours are the tenderest	anıqıla em inŋendilehis are the tenderest	biznikile em inŋendileours are the tenderest	siznikile em inŋendileyours (pl.) are the tenderest	alanıqıla em inŋendiletheirs are the tenderest

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