suwalik

/suwalik/

(adj.) frail, feeble, skinny, puny, scrawny, weak (colloq.) — Used of a thin, weak person or child: suwalik sabiy "a scrawny child", suwalik jaş "a skinny lad". Guzeev 2000 marks it colloquial.

suwalik sabiy — a scrawny child
Murat suwalik jaşçıqdı — Murat is a puny little lad
sen bek suwalikse — you are very skinny

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — suwalik
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	suwalikmeI am frail	suwalikseyou are frail	suwalikdihe is frail	suwalikbizwe are frail	suwaliksizyou all are frail	suwalikdilethey are frail
comparative — more	suwaligirekmeI am frailer	suwaligirekseyou are frailer	suwaligirekdihe is frailer	suwaligirekbizwe are frailer	suwaligireksizyou all are frailer	suwaligirekdilethey are frailer
intensifier — very	bek suwalikmeI am very frail	bek suwalikseyou are very frail	bek suwalikdihe is very frail	bek suwalikbizwe are very frail	bek suwaliksizyou all are very frail	bek suwalikdilethey are very frail
superlative — most	em suwalikmeI am the frailest	em suwalikseyou are the frailest	em suwalikdihe is the frailest	em suwalikbizwe are the frailest	em suwaliksizyou all are the frailest	em suwalikdilethey are the frailest

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — suwalik
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki suwalikdimine is frail	seniki suwalikdiyours is frail	anıqı suwalikdihis is frail	bizniki suwalikdiours is frail	sizniki suwalikdiyours (pl.) is frail	alanıqı suwalikditheirs is frail
comparative — more	meniki suwaligirekdimine is frailer	seniki suwaligirekdiyours is frailer	anıqı suwaligirekdihis is frailer	bizniki suwaligirekdiours is frailer	sizniki suwaligirekdiyours (pl.) is frailer	alanıqı suwaligirekditheirs is frailer
intensifier — very	meniki bek suwalikdimine is very frail	seniki bek suwalikdiyours is very frail	anıqı bek suwalikdihis is very frail	bizniki bek suwalikdiours is very frail	sizniki bek suwalikdiyours (pl.) is very frail	alanıqı bek suwalikditheirs is very frail
superlative — most	meniki em suwalikdimine is the frailest	seniki em suwalikdiyours is the frailest	anıqı em suwalikdihis is the frailest	bizniki em suwalikdiours is the frailest	sizniki em suwalikdiyours (pl.) is the frailest	alanıqı em suwalikditheirs is the frailest

Several things

Several things — suwalik
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile suwalikdilemine are frail	senikile suwalikdileyours are frail	anıqıla suwalikdilehis are frail	biznikile suwalikdileours are frail	siznikile suwalikdileyours (pl.) are frail	alanıqıla suwalikdiletheirs are frail
comparative — more	menikile suwaligirekdilemine are frailer	senikile suwaligirekdileyours are frailer	anıqıla suwaligirekdilehis are frailer	biznikile suwaligirekdileours are frailer	siznikile suwaligirekdileyours (pl.) are frailer	alanıqıla suwaligirekdiletheirs are frailer
intensifier — very	menikile bek suwalikdilemine are very frail	senikile bek suwalikdileyours are very frail	anıqıla bek suwalikdilehis are very frail	biznikile bek suwalikdileours are very frail	siznikile bek suwalikdileyours (pl.) are very frail	alanıqıla bek suwalikdiletheirs are very frail
superlative — most	menikile em suwalikdilemine are the frailest	senikile em suwalikdileyours are the frailest	anıqıla em suwalikdilehis are the frailest	biznikile em suwalikdileours are the frailest	siznikile em suwalikdileyours (pl.) are the frailest	alanıqıla em suwalikdiletheirs are the frailest

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