ozğun

/ozʁun/

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — ozğun
DegreemenIsenyouolhe/she/itbizwesizyou allalathey
base formozğunmaI am immodestozğunsayou are immodestozğunduhe is immodestozğunbuzwe are immodestozğunsuzyou all are immodestozğundulathey are immodest
comparative — moreozğunuraqmaI am more immodestozğunuraqsayou are more immodestozğunuraqdıhe is more immodestozğunuraqbızwe are more immodestozğunuraqsızyou all are more immodestozğunuraqdılathey are more immodest
intensifier — verybek ozğunmaI am very immodestbek ozğunsayou are very immodestbek ozğunduhe is very immodestbek ozğunbuzwe are very immodestbek ozğunsuzyou all are very immodestbek ozğundulathey are very immodest
superlative — mostem ozğunmaI am the most immodestem ozğunsayou are the most immodestem ozğunduhe is the most immodestem ozğunbuzwe are the most immodestem ozğunsuzyou all are the most immodestem ozğundulathey are the most immodest

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — ozğun
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki ozğundumine is immodestseniki ozğunduyours is immodestanıqı ozğunduhis is immodestbizniki ozğunduours is immodestsizniki ozğunduyours (pl.) is immodestalanıqı ozğundutheirs is immodest
comparative — moremeniki ozğunuraqdımine is more immodestseniki ozğunuraqdıyours is more immodestanıqı ozğunuraqdıhis is more immodestbizniki ozğunuraqdıours is more immodestsizniki ozğunuraqdıyours (pl.) is more immodestalanıqı ozğunuraqdıtheirs is more immodest
intensifier — verymeniki bek ozğundumine is very immodestseniki bek ozğunduyours is very immodestanıqı bek ozğunduhis is very immodestbizniki bek ozğunduours is very immodestsizniki bek ozğunduyours (pl.) is very immodestalanıqı bek ozğundutheirs is very immodest
superlative — mostmeniki em ozğundumine is the most immodestseniki em ozğunduyours is the most immodestanıqı em ozğunduhis is the most immodestbizniki em ozğunduours is the most immodestsizniki em ozğunduyours (pl.) is the most immodestalanıqı em ozğundutheirs is the most immodest
Several things — ozğun
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile ozğundulamine are immodestsenikile ozğundulayours are immodestanıqıla ozğundulahis are immodestbiznikile ozğundulaours are immodestsiznikile ozğundulayours (pl.) are immodestalanıqıla ozğundulatheirs are immodest
comparative — moremenikile ozğunuraqdılamine are more immodestsenikile ozğunuraqdılayours are more immodestanıqıla ozğunuraqdılahis are more immodestbiznikile ozğunuraqdılaours are more immodestsiznikile ozğunuraqdılayours (pl.) are more immodestalanıqıla ozğunuraqdılatheirs are more immodest
intensifier — verymenikile bek ozğundulamine are very immodestsenikile bek ozğundulayours are very immodestanıqıla bek ozğundulahis are very immodestbiznikile bek ozğundulaours are very immodestsiznikile bek ozğundulayours (pl.) are very immodestalanıqıla bek ozğundulatheirs are very immodest
superlative — mostmenikile em ozğundulamine are the most immodestsenikile em ozğundulayours are the most immodestanıqıla em ozğundulahis are the most immodestbiznikile em ozğundulaours are the most immodestsiznikile em ozğundulayours (pl.) are the most immodestalanıqıla em ozğundulatheirs are the most immodest

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