iynaq

/ijnaq/ · plural iynaqla

As an adjective

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — iynaq
DegreemenIsenyouolhe/she/itbizwesizyou allalathey
base formiynaqmaI am affectionateiynaqsayou are affectionateiynaqdıhe is affectionateiynaqbızwe are affectionateiynaqsızyou all are affectionateiynaqdılathey are affectionate
comparative — moreiynağıraqmaI am more affectionateiynağıraqsayou are more affectionateiynağıraqdıhe is more affectionateiynağıraqbızwe are more affectionateiynağıraqsızyou all are more affectionateiynağıraqdılathey are more affectionate
intensifier — verybek iynaqmaI am very affectionatebek iynaqsayou are very affectionatebek iynaqdıhe is very affectionatebek iynaqbızwe are very affectionatebek iynaqsızyou all are very affectionatebek iynaqdılathey are very affectionate
superlative — mostem iynaqmaI am the most affectionateem iynaqsayou are the most affectionateem iynaqdıhe is the most affectionateem iynaqbızwe are the most affectionateem iynaqsızyou all are the most affectionateem iynaqdılathey are the most affectionate

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

As a noun

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of iynaq, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeiynaqthe caressiynağımmy caressiynağıŋyour caressiynağıhis caressiynağıbızour caressiynağığızyou all's caressiynaqlarıtheir caresses
Genitiveiynaqnıthe caress'iynağımımy caress'iynağıŋıyour caress'iynağınıhis caress'iynağıbıznıour caress'iynağığıznıyou all's caress'iynaqlarınıtheir caresses'
Accusativeiynaqnıthe caress (as the object)iynağımımy caress (as the object)iynağıŋıyour caress (as the object)iynağınhis caress (as the object)iynağıbıznıour caress (as the object)iynağığıznıyou all's caress (as the object)iynaqlarıntheir caresses (as the object)
Dativeiynaqğato the caressiynağımato my caressiynağıŋato your caressiynağınato his caressiynağıbızğato our caressiynağığızğato you all's caressiynaqlarınato their caresses
Locativeiynaqdain / at the caressiynağımdain / at my caressiynağıŋdain / at your caressiynağındain / at his caressiynağıbızdain / at our caressiynağığızdain / at you all's caressiynaqlarındain / at their caresses
Ablativeiynaqdanfrom the caressiynağımdanfrom my caressiynağıŋdanfrom your caressiynağındanfrom his caressiynağıbızdanfrom our caressiynağığızdanfrom you all's caressiynaqlarındanfrom their caresses
Plural — cases of iynaq, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativeiynaqlathe caressesiynaqlarımmy caressesiynaqlarıŋyour caressesiynaqlarıhis caressesiynaqlarıbızour caressesiynaqlarığızyou all's caressesiynaqlarıtheir caresses
Genitiveiynaqlanıthe caresses'iynaqlarımımy caresses'iynaqlarıŋıyour caresses'iynaqlarınıhis caresses'iynaqlarıbıznıour caresses'iynaqlarığıznıyou all's caresses'iynaqlarınıtheir caresses'
Accusativeiynaqlanıthe caresses (as the object)iynaqlarımımy caresses (as the object)iynaqlarıŋıyour caresses (as the object)iynaqlarınhis caresses (as the object)iynaqlarıbıznıour caresses (as the object)iynaqlarığıznıyou all's caresses (as the object)iynaqlarıntheir caresses (as the object)
Dativeiynaqlağato the caressesiynaqlarımato my caressesiynaqlarıŋato your caressesiynaqlarınato his caressesiynaqlarıbızğato our caressesiynaqlarığızğato you all's caressesiynaqlarınato their caresses
Locativeiynaqladain / at the caressesiynaqlarımdain / at my caressesiynaqlarıŋdain / at your caressesiynaqlarındain / at his caressesiynaqlarıbızdain / at our caressesiynaqlarığızdain / at you all's caressesiynaqlarındain / at their caresses
Ablativeiynaqladanfrom the caressesiynaqlarımdanfrom my caressesiynaqlarıŋdanfrom your caressesiynaqlarındanfrom his caressesiynaqlarıbızdanfrom our caressesiynaqlarığızdanfrom you all's caressesiynaqlarındanfrom their caresses

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

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