quruldawuq

/quruldawuq/

1. (adj.) often rumbling, growling (of the stomach) — Used of the stomach: quruldawuq qarın "a stomach that keeps rumbling".

quruldawuq qarın — a stomach that keeps rumbling

2. (adj.) frequently croaking, noisy, loud-calling (of frogs, or of birds such as cranes) — Used of frogs and of noisy birds: quruldawuq maqala "croaking frogs", quruldawuq turnala "noisy cranes".

quruldawuq turnala — noisy cranes
quruldawuq maqala — croaking frogs

Saying it about someone

Saying it about someone — quruldawuq
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	quruldawuqmaI am often rumbling	quruldawuqsayou are often rumbling	quruldawuqduhe is often rumbling	quruldawuqbuzwe are often rumbling	quruldawuqsuzyou all are often rumbling	quruldawuqdulathey are often rumbling

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — quruldawuq
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki quruldawuqdumine is often rumbling	seniki quruldawuqduyours is often rumbling	anıqı quruldawuqduhis is often rumbling	bizniki quruldawuqduours is often rumbling	sizniki quruldawuqduyours (pl.) is often rumbling	alanıqı quruldawuqdutheirs is often rumbling

Several things

Several things — quruldawuq
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile quruldawuqdulamine are often rumbling	senikile quruldawuqdulayours are often rumbling	anıqıla quruldawuqdulahis are often rumbling	biznikile quruldawuqdulaours are often rumbling	siznikile quruldawuqdulayours (pl.) are often rumbling	alanıqıla quruldawuqdulatheirs are often rumbling

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