sıypalaq

/sɯjpalaq/ · plural sıypalaqla

As a noun

Cases and owners

Singular — cases of sıypalaq, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativesıypalaqthe children's game played with pebblessıypalağımmy children's game played with pebblessıypalağıŋyour children's game played with pebblessıypalağıhis children's game played with pebblessıypalağıbızour children's game played with pebblessıypalağığızyou all's children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıtheir children's game played with pebbles
Genitivesıypalaqnıthe children's game played with pebbles'sıypalağımımy children's game played with pebbles'sıypalağıŋıyour children's game played with pebbles'sıypalağınıhis children's game played with pebbles'sıypalağıbıznıour children's game played with pebbles'sıypalağığıznıyou all's children's game played with pebbles'sıypalaqlarınıtheir children's game played with pebbles'
Accusativesıypalaqnıthe children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalağımımy children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalağıŋıyour children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalağınhis children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalağıbıznıour children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalağığıznıyou all's children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalaqlarıntheir children's game played with pebbles (as the object)
Dativesıypalaqğato the children's game played with pebblessıypalağımato my children's game played with pebblessıypalağıŋato your children's game played with pebblessıypalağınato his children's game played with pebblessıypalağıbızğato our children's game played with pebblessıypalağığızğato you all's children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarınato their children's game played with pebbles
Locativesıypalaqdain / at the children's game played with pebblessıypalağımdain / at my children's game played with pebblessıypalağıŋdain / at your children's game played with pebblessıypalağındain / at his children's game played with pebblessıypalağıbızdain / at our children's game played with pebblessıypalağığızdain / at you all's children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarındain / at their children's game played with pebbles
Ablativesıypalaqdanfrom the children's game played with pebblessıypalağımdanfrom my children's game played with pebblessıypalağıŋdanfrom your children's game played with pebblessıypalağındanfrom his children's game played with pebblessıypalağıbızdanfrom our children's game played with pebblessıypalağığızdanfrom you all's children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarındanfrom their children's game played with pebbles
Plural — cases of sıypalaq, plain and with an owner
Case—plainmenimyseniyouranıhis / herbiznioursizniyou all'salanıtheir
Nominativesıypalaqlathe children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarımmy children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıŋyour children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıhis children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıbızour children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarığızyou all's children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıtheir children's game played with pebbles
Genitivesıypalaqlanıthe children's game played with pebbles'sıypalaqlarımımy children's game played with pebbles'sıypalaqlarıŋıyour children's game played with pebbles'sıypalaqlarınıhis children's game played with pebbles'sıypalaqlarıbıznıour children's game played with pebbles'sıypalaqlarığıznıyou all's children's game played with pebbles'sıypalaqlarınıtheir children's game played with pebbles'
Accusativesıypalaqlanıthe children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalaqlarımımy children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalaqlarıŋıyour children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalaqlarınhis children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalaqlarıbıznıour children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalaqlarığıznıyou all's children's game played with pebbles (as the object)sıypalaqlarıntheir children's game played with pebbles (as the object)
Dativesıypalaqlağato the children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarımato my children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıŋato your children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarınato his children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıbızğato our children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarığızğato you all's children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarınato their children's game played with pebbles
Locativesıypalaqladain / at the children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarımdain / at my children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıŋdain / at your children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarındain / at his children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıbızdain / at our children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarığızdain / at you all's children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarındain / at their children's game played with pebbles
Ablativesıypalaqladanfrom the children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarımdanfrom my children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıŋdanfrom your children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarındanfrom his children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarıbızdanfrom our children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarığızdanfrom you all's children's game played with pebblessıypalaqlarındanfrom their children's game played with pebbles

The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: sıypalaqları can mean "his / her children's game played with pebbles", "their children's game played with pebbles", or "their children's game played with pebbles" — context decides.

The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.

As an adjective

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — sıypalaq
DegreemenIsenyouolhe/she/itbizwesizyou allalathey
base formsıypalaqmaI am smoothsıypalaqsayou are smoothsıypalaqdıhe is smoothsıypalaqbızwe are smoothsıypalaqsızyou all are smoothsıypalaqdılathey are smooth
comparative — moresıypalağıraqmaI am smoothersıypalağıraqsayou are smoothersıypalağıraqdıhe is smoothersıypalağıraqbızwe are smoothersıypalağıraqsızyou all are smoothersıypalağıraqdılathey are smoother
intensifier — verybek sıypalaqmaI am very smoothbek sıypalaqsayou are very smoothbek sıypalaqdıhe is very smoothbek sıypalaqbızwe are very smoothbek sıypalaqsızyou all are very smoothbek sıypalaqdılathey are very smooth
superlative — mostem sıypalaqmaI am the smoothestem sıypalaqsayou are the smoothestem sıypalaqdıhe is the smoothestem sıypalaqbızwe are the smoothestem sıypalaqsızyou all are the smoothestem sıypalaqdılathey are the smoothest

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing — sıypalaq
Degreemenikiminesenikiyoursanıqıhis / hersbiznikiourssiznikiyours (pl.)alanıqıtheirs
base formmeniki sıypalaqdımine is smoothseniki sıypalaqdıyours is smoothanıqı sıypalaqdıhis is smoothbizniki sıypalaqdıours is smoothsizniki sıypalaqdıyours (pl.) is smoothalanıqı sıypalaqdıtheirs is smooth
comparative — moremeniki sıypalağıraqdımine is smootherseniki sıypalağıraqdıyours is smootheranıqı sıypalağıraqdıhis is smootherbizniki sıypalağıraqdıours is smoothersizniki sıypalağıraqdıyours (pl.) is smootheralanıqı sıypalağıraqdıtheirs is smoother
intensifier — verymeniki bek sıypalaqdımine is very smoothseniki bek sıypalaqdıyours is very smoothanıqı bek sıypalaqdıhis is very smoothbizniki bek sıypalaqdıours is very smoothsizniki bek sıypalaqdıyours (pl.) is very smoothalanıqı bek sıypalaqdıtheirs is very smooth
superlative — mostmeniki em sıypalaqdımine is the smoothestseniki em sıypalaqdıyours is the smoothestanıqı em sıypalaqdıhis is the smoothestbizniki em sıypalaqdıours is the smoothestsizniki em sıypalaqdıyours (pl.) is the smoothestalanıqı em sıypalaqdıtheirs is the smoothest
Several things — sıypalaq
Degreemenikileminesenikileyoursanıqılahis / hersbiznikileourssiznikileyours (pl.)alanıqılatheirs
base formmenikile sıypalaqdılamine are smoothsenikile sıypalaqdılayours are smoothanıqıla sıypalaqdılahis are smoothbiznikile sıypalaqdılaours are smoothsiznikile sıypalaqdılayours (pl.) are smoothalanıqıla sıypalaqdılatheirs are smooth
comparative — moremenikile sıypalağıraqdılamine are smoothersenikile sıypalağıraqdılayours are smootheranıqıla sıypalağıraqdılahis are smootherbiznikile sıypalağıraqdılaours are smoothersiznikile sıypalağıraqdılayours (pl.) are smootheralanıqıla sıypalağıraqdılatheirs are smoother
intensifier — verymenikile bek sıypalaqdılamine are very smoothsenikile bek sıypalaqdılayours are very smoothanıqıla bek sıypalaqdılahis are very smoothbiznikile bek sıypalaqdılaours are very smoothsiznikile bek sıypalaqdılayours (pl.) are very smoothalanıqıla bek sıypalaqdılatheirs are very smooth
superlative — mostmenikile em sıypalaqdılamine are the smoothestsenikile em sıypalaqdılayours are the smoothestanıqıla em sıypalaqdılahis are the smoothestbiznikile em sıypalaqdılaours are the smoothestsiznikile em sıypalaqdılayours (pl.) are the smoothestalanıqıla em sıypalaqdılatheirs are the smoothest

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