jandıw
/dʒandɯw/
hot-tempered, quick-tempered, hot-headed, irritable, quick to flare up in anger
- jandıw adam — a hot-tempered man
- jandıw jaş — a hot-tempered young man
- bek jandıwdu — he is very hot-tempered
- atam jandıw edi — my father was hot-tempered
Degrees and persons
| Degree | menI | senyou | olhe/she/it | bizwe | sizyou all | alathey |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| base form | jandıwmaI am hot-tempered | jandıwsayou are hot-tempered | jandıwduhe is hot-tempered | jandıwbuzwe are hot-tempered | jandıwsuzyou all are hot-tempered | jandıwdulathey are hot-tempered |
| comparative — more | jandıwraqmaI am more hot-tempered | jandıwraqsayou are more hot-tempered | jandıwraqdıhe is more hot-tempered | jandıwraqbızwe are more hot-tempered | jandıwraqsızyou all are more hot-tempered | jandıwraqdılathey are more hot-tempered |
| intensifier — very | bek jandıwmaI am very hot-tempered | bek jandıwsayou are very hot-tempered | bek jandıwduhe is very hot-tempered | bek jandıwbuzwe are very hot-tempered | bek jandıwsuzyou all are very hot-tempered | bek jandıwdulathey are very hot-tempered |
| superlative — most | em jandıwmaI am the most hot-tempered | em jandıwsayou are the most hot-tempered | em jandıwduhe is the most hot-tempered | em jandıwbuzwe are the most hot-tempered | em jandıwsuzyou all are the most hot-tempered | em jandıwdulathey are the most hot-tempered |
To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden jandıwdu — "compared to me, he is hot-tempered."