jüwüldewük

/dʒywyldewyk/

1. (adj.) noisy, twittering, chirping — Said especially of birds, as in jüwüldewük çıpçıqla "twittering sparrows", and also of lively children.

jüwüldewük çıpçıqla — twittering sparrows

2. (adj.) talkative, chatty — Often said of children, as in jüwüldewük sabiyle "talkative children". one source

jüwüldewük sabiyle — talkative children

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — jüwüldewük
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	jüwüldewükmeI am noisy	jüwüldewükseyou are noisy	jüwüldewükdühe is noisy	jüwüldewükbüzwe are noisy	jüwüldewüksüzyou all are noisy	jüwüldewükdülethey are noisy
comparative — more	jüwüldewügürekmeI am noisier	jüwüldewügürekseyou are noisier	jüwüldewügürekdihe is noisier	jüwüldewügürekbizwe are noisier	jüwüldewügüreksizyou all are noisier	jüwüldewügürekdilethey are noisier
intensifier — very	bek jüwüldewükmeI am very noisy	bek jüwüldewükseyou are very noisy	bek jüwüldewükdühe is very noisy	bek jüwüldewükbüzwe are very noisy	bek jüwüldewüksüzyou all are very noisy	bek jüwüldewükdülethey are very noisy
superlative — most	em jüwüldewükmeI am the noisiest	em jüwüldewükseyou are the noisiest	em jüwüldewükdühe is the noisiest	em jüwüldewükbüzwe are the noisiest	em jüwüldewüksüzyou all are the noisiest	em jüwüldewükdülethey are the noisiest

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — jüwüldewük
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki jüwüldewükdümine is noisy	seniki jüwüldewükdüyours is noisy	anıqı jüwüldewükdühis is noisy	bizniki jüwüldewükdüours is noisy	sizniki jüwüldewükdüyours (pl.) is noisy	alanıqı jüwüldewükdütheirs is noisy
comparative — more	meniki jüwüldewügürekdimine is noisier	seniki jüwüldewügürekdiyours is noisier	anıqı jüwüldewügürekdihis is noisier	bizniki jüwüldewügürekdiours is noisier	sizniki jüwüldewügürekdiyours (pl.) is noisier	alanıqı jüwüldewügürekditheirs is noisier
intensifier — very	meniki bek jüwüldewükdümine is very noisy	seniki bek jüwüldewükdüyours is very noisy	anıqı bek jüwüldewükdühis is very noisy	bizniki bek jüwüldewükdüours is very noisy	sizniki bek jüwüldewükdüyours (pl.) is very noisy	alanıqı bek jüwüldewükdütheirs is very noisy
superlative — most	meniki em jüwüldewükdümine is the noisiest	seniki em jüwüldewükdüyours is the noisiest	anıqı em jüwüldewükdühis is the noisiest	bizniki em jüwüldewükdüours is the noisiest	sizniki em jüwüldewükdüyours (pl.) is the noisiest	alanıqı em jüwüldewükdütheirs is the noisiest

Several things

Several things — jüwüldewük
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile jüwüldewükdülemine are noisy	senikile jüwüldewükdüleyours are noisy	anıqıla jüwüldewükdülehis are noisy	biznikile jüwüldewükdüleours are noisy	siznikile jüwüldewükdüleyours (pl.) are noisy	alanıqıla jüwüldewükdületheirs are noisy
comparative — more	menikile jüwüldewügürekdilemine are noisier	senikile jüwüldewügürekdileyours are noisier	anıqıla jüwüldewügürekdilehis are noisier	biznikile jüwüldewügürekdileours are noisier	siznikile jüwüldewügürekdileyours (pl.) are noisier	alanıqıla jüwüldewügürekdiletheirs are noisier
intensifier — very	menikile bek jüwüldewükdülemine are very noisy	senikile bek jüwüldewükdüleyours are very noisy	anıqıla bek jüwüldewükdülehis are very noisy	biznikile bek jüwüldewükdüleours are very noisy	siznikile bek jüwüldewükdüleyours (pl.) are very noisy	alanıqıla bek jüwüldewükdületheirs are very noisy
superlative — most	menikile em jüwüldewükdülemine are the noisiest	senikile em jüwüldewükdüleyours are the noisiest	anıqıla em jüwüldewükdülehis are the noisiest	biznikile em jüwüldewükdüleours are the noisiest	siznikile em jüwüldewükdüleyours (pl.) are the noisiest	alanıqıla em jüwüldewükdületheirs are the noisiest

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