kerahat

/keraxat/

1. (adj.) makruh, forbidden by sharia, unclean, especially as food (Ar.; relig.)

kerahat zat — something disapproved of by sharia
kerahat aş — food that is makruh
kerahat et — makruh meat
kerahatha sanaydıla — they consider it makruh

2. (adj.) loathsome, disgusting, repellent (Ar.; fig.)

kerahat iş — a loathsome deed
kerahat adam — a repellent person
kerahat işni etib aylanadıla — they go around doing loathsome deeds
ol kerahat zatnı menŋe aytırğa — to say that loathsome thing to me
et kerahat bolur — the flesh becomes loathsome

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — kerahat
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	kerahatmaI am makruh	kerahatsayou are makruh	kerahatdıhe is makruh	kerahatbızwe are makruh	kerahatsızyou all are makruh	kerahatdılathey are makruh
comparative — more	kerahatıraqmaI am more makruh	kerahatıraqsayou are more makruh	kerahatıraqdıhe is more makruh	kerahatıraqbızwe are more makruh	kerahatıraqsızyou all are more makruh	kerahatıraqdılathey are more makruh
intensifier — very	bek kerahatmaI am very makruh	bek kerahatsayou are very makruh	bek kerahatdıhe is very makruh	bek kerahatbızwe are very makruh	bek kerahatsızyou all are very makruh	bek kerahatdılathey are very makruh
superlative — most	em kerahatmaI am the most makruh	em kerahatsayou are the most makruh	em kerahatdıhe is the most makruh	em kerahatbızwe are the most makruh	em kerahatsızyou all are the most makruh	em kerahatdılathey are the most makruh

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — kerahat
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki kerahatdımine is makruh	seniki kerahatdıyours is makruh	anıqı kerahatdıhis is makruh	bizniki kerahatdıours is makruh	sizniki kerahatdıyours (pl.) is makruh	alanıqı kerahatdıtheirs is makruh
comparative — more	meniki kerahatıraqdımine is more makruh	seniki kerahatıraqdıyours is more makruh	anıqı kerahatıraqdıhis is more makruh	bizniki kerahatıraqdıours is more makruh	sizniki kerahatıraqdıyours (pl.) is more makruh	alanıqı kerahatıraqdıtheirs is more makruh
intensifier — very	meniki bek kerahatdımine is very makruh	seniki bek kerahatdıyours is very makruh	anıqı bek kerahatdıhis is very makruh	bizniki bek kerahatdıours is very makruh	sizniki bek kerahatdıyours (pl.) is very makruh	alanıqı bek kerahatdıtheirs is very makruh
superlative — most	meniki em kerahatdımine is the most makruh	seniki em kerahatdıyours is the most makruh	anıqı em kerahatdıhis is the most makruh	bizniki em kerahatdıours is the most makruh	sizniki em kerahatdıyours (pl.) is the most makruh	alanıqı em kerahatdıtheirs is the most makruh

Several things

Several things — kerahat
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile kerahatdılamine are makruh	senikile kerahatdılayours are makruh	anıqıla kerahatdılahis are makruh	biznikile kerahatdılaours are makruh	siznikile kerahatdılayours (pl.) are makruh	alanıqıla kerahatdılatheirs are makruh
comparative — more	menikile kerahatıraqdılamine are more makruh	senikile kerahatıraqdılayours are more makruh	anıqıla kerahatıraqdılahis are more makruh	biznikile kerahatıraqdılaours are more makruh	siznikile kerahatıraqdılayours (pl.) are more makruh	alanıqıla kerahatıraqdılatheirs are more makruh
intensifier — very	menikile bek kerahatdılamine are very makruh	senikile bek kerahatdılayours are very makruh	anıqıla bek kerahatdılahis are very makruh	biznikile bek kerahatdılaours are very makruh	siznikile bek kerahatdılayours (pl.) are very makruh	alanıqıla bek kerahatdılatheirs are very makruh
superlative — most	menikile em kerahatdılamine are the most makruh	senikile em kerahatdılayours are the most makruh	anıqıla em kerahatdılahis are the most makruh	biznikile em kerahatdılaours are the most makruh	siznikile em kerahatdılayours (pl.) are the most makruh	alanıqıla em kerahatdılatheirs are the most makruh

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