miskin

/miskin/

1. (adj.) destitute, needy, poor, penniless (Ar.)

miskin halq — a destitute people
jarlı, miskin adam — a poor, destitute man
miskin faqır halqğa — to the destitute, poor people
miskin bolub qaldı — he was left destitute

2. (adj.) wretched, pitiable, miserable, unfortunate (Ar.)

miskin adam — a wretched man
adamlığın tas etgen miskin adam — a wretched man who has lost his humanity
miskin halı bla qaradı — he looked on with a pitiable air
ala miskinledile — they are wretched

3. (adj.) scanty, meager, small in quantity (Ar.) — Marked as Karachay usage in the source.

miskin aş — scanty food
mallanı aşları miskindi — the animals' feed is scanty
miskin aŋıçıqlarını ölçesi bla — by the measure of their meager little minds

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — miskin
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	miskinmeI am destitute	miskinseyou are destitute	miskindihe is destitute	miskinbizwe are destitute	miskinsizyou all are destitute	miskindilethey are destitute
comparative — more	miskinirekmeI am more destitute	miskinirekseyou are more destitute	miskinirekdihe is more destitute	miskinirekbizwe are more destitute	miskinireksizyou all are more destitute	miskinirekdilethey are more destitute
intensifier — very	bek miskinmeI am very destitute	bek miskinseyou are very destitute	bek miskindihe is very destitute	bek miskinbizwe are very destitute	bek miskinsizyou all are very destitute	bek miskindilethey are very destitute
superlative — most	em miskinmeI am the most destitute	em miskinseyou are the most destitute	em miskindihe is the most destitute	em miskinbizwe are the most destitute	em miskinsizyou all are the most destitute	em miskindilethey are the most destitute

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — miskin
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki miskindimine is destitute	seniki miskindiyours is destitute	anıqı miskindihis is destitute	bizniki miskindiours is destitute	sizniki miskindiyours (pl.) is destitute	alanıqı miskinditheirs is destitute
comparative — more	meniki miskinirekdimine is more destitute	seniki miskinirekdiyours is more destitute	anıqı miskinirekdihis is more destitute	bizniki miskinirekdiours is more destitute	sizniki miskinirekdiyours (pl.) is more destitute	alanıqı miskinirekditheirs is more destitute
intensifier — very	meniki bek miskindimine is very destitute	seniki bek miskindiyours is very destitute	anıqı bek miskindihis is very destitute	bizniki bek miskindiours is very destitute	sizniki bek miskindiyours (pl.) is very destitute	alanıqı bek miskinditheirs is very destitute
superlative — most	meniki em miskindimine is the most destitute	seniki em miskindiyours is the most destitute	anıqı em miskindihis is the most destitute	bizniki em miskindiours is the most destitute	sizniki em miskindiyours (pl.) is the most destitute	alanıqı em miskinditheirs is the most destitute

Several things

Several things — miskin
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile miskindilemine are destitute	senikile miskindileyours are destitute	anıqıla miskindilehis are destitute	biznikile miskindileours are destitute	siznikile miskindileyours (pl.) are destitute	alanıqıla miskindiletheirs are destitute
comparative — more	menikile miskinirekdilemine are more destitute	senikile miskinirekdileyours are more destitute	anıqıla miskinirekdilehis are more destitute	biznikile miskinirekdileours are more destitute	siznikile miskinirekdileyours (pl.) are more destitute	alanıqıla miskinirekdiletheirs are more destitute
intensifier — very	menikile bek miskindilemine are very destitute	senikile bek miskindileyours are very destitute	anıqıla bek miskindilehis are very destitute	biznikile bek miskindileours are very destitute	siznikile bek miskindileyours (pl.) are very destitute	alanıqıla bek miskindiletheirs are very destitute
superlative — most	menikile em miskindilemine are the most destitute	senikile em miskindileyours are the most destitute	anıqıla em miskindilehis are the most destitute	biznikile em miskindileours are the most destitute	siznikile em miskindileyours (pl.) are the most destitute	alanıqıla em miskindiletheirs are the most destitute

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