sança
/santʃa/
foolish, stupid, simple-minded, lacking sense — Also used as a noun for a person: a fool, a simpleton.
- sança adam — a foolish person
- sança jaş — a foolish lad
- bek sança adamdı — he is a very foolish person
- ol sança tüldü — he is not foolish
- allay birni aŋılamağan sança — a fool who does not understand such a thing
Degrees and persons
| Degree | menI | senyou | olhe/she/it | bizwe | sizyou all | alathey |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| base form | sançamaI am foolish | sançasayou are foolish | sançadıhe is foolish | sançabızwe are foolish | sançasızyou all are foolish | sançadılathey are foolish |
| comparative — more | sançaraqmaI am more foolish | sançaraqsayou are more foolish | sançaraqdıhe is more foolish | sançaraqbızwe are more foolish | sançaraqsızyou all are more foolish | sançaraqdılathey are more foolish |
| intensifier — very | bek sançamaI am very foolish | bek sançasayou are very foolish | bek sançadıhe is very foolish | bek sançabızwe are very foolish | bek sançasızyou all are very foolish | bek sançadılathey are very foolish |
| superlative — most | em sançamaI am the most foolish | em sançasayou are the most foolish | em sançadıhe is the most foolish | em sançabızwe are the most foolish | em sançasızyou all are the most foolish | em sançadılathey are the most foolish |
To compare two things, put the loser in the from-form: ol menden sançadı — "compared to me, he is foolish."