jatlama

/dʒatlama/

(adj.) sloping, gently inclined, not steep — Used of roofs, riverbanks and ground, as in üynü başı jatlamadı "the roof of the house is low-pitched" and suwnu jağası jatlamadı "the riverbank slopes gently".

suwnu jağası jatlamadı — the bank of the river is gently sloping
üynü başı asırı jatlamadı — the roof of the house is too gently sloping
jatlama jerde suw tohtamaydı — water does not stand on sloping ground

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — jatlama
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	jatlamamaI am sloping	jatlamasayou are sloping	jatlamadıhe is sloping	jatlamabızwe are sloping	jatlamasızyou all are sloping	jatlamadılathey are sloping
comparative — more	jatlamaraqmaI am more sloping	jatlamaraqsayou are more sloping	jatlamaraqdıhe is more sloping	jatlamaraqbızwe are more sloping	jatlamaraqsızyou all are more sloping	jatlamaraqdılathey are more sloping
intensifier — very	bek jatlamamaI am very sloping	bek jatlamasayou are very sloping	bek jatlamadıhe is very sloping	bek jatlamabızwe are very sloping	bek jatlamasızyou all are very sloping	bek jatlamadılathey are very sloping
superlative — most	em jatlamamaI am the most sloping	em jatlamasayou are the most sloping	em jatlamadıhe is the most sloping	em jatlamabızwe are the most sloping	em jatlamasızyou all are the most sloping	em jatlamadılathey are the most sloping

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — jatlama
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki jatlamadımine is sloping	seniki jatlamadıyours is sloping	anıqı jatlamadıhis is sloping	bizniki jatlamadıours is sloping	sizniki jatlamadıyours (pl.) is sloping	alanıqı jatlamadıtheirs is sloping
comparative — more	meniki jatlamaraqdımine is more sloping	seniki jatlamaraqdıyours is more sloping	anıqı jatlamaraqdıhis is more sloping	bizniki jatlamaraqdıours is more sloping	sizniki jatlamaraqdıyours (pl.) is more sloping	alanıqı jatlamaraqdıtheirs is more sloping
intensifier — very	meniki bek jatlamadımine is very sloping	seniki bek jatlamadıyours is very sloping	anıqı bek jatlamadıhis is very sloping	bizniki bek jatlamadıours is very sloping	sizniki bek jatlamadıyours (pl.) is very sloping	alanıqı bek jatlamadıtheirs is very sloping
superlative — most	meniki em jatlamadımine is the most sloping	seniki em jatlamadıyours is the most sloping	anıqı em jatlamadıhis is the most sloping	bizniki em jatlamadıours is the most sloping	sizniki em jatlamadıyours (pl.) is the most sloping	alanıqı em jatlamadıtheirs is the most sloping

Several things

Several things — jatlama
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile jatlamadılamine are sloping	senikile jatlamadılayours are sloping	anıqıla jatlamadılahis are sloping	biznikile jatlamadılaours are sloping	siznikile jatlamadılayours (pl.) are sloping	alanıqıla jatlamadılatheirs are sloping
comparative — more	menikile jatlamaraqdılamine are more sloping	senikile jatlamaraqdılayours are more sloping	anıqıla jatlamaraqdılahis are more sloping	biznikile jatlamaraqdılaours are more sloping	siznikile jatlamaraqdılayours (pl.) are more sloping	alanıqıla jatlamaraqdılatheirs are more sloping
intensifier — very	menikile bek jatlamadılamine are very sloping	senikile bek jatlamadılayours are very sloping	anıqıla bek jatlamadılahis are very sloping	biznikile bek jatlamadılaours are very sloping	siznikile bek jatlamadılayours (pl.) are very sloping	alanıqıla bek jatlamadılatheirs are very sloping
superlative — most	menikile em jatlamadılamine are the most sloping	senikile em jatlamadılayours are the most sloping	anıqıla em jatlamadılahis are the most sloping	biznikile em jatlamadılaours are the most sloping	siznikile em jatlamadılayours (pl.) are the most sloping	alanıqıla em jatlamadılatheirs are the most sloping

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