tergewsüz

/terɡewsyz/

1. (adj.) countless, too many to be counted

tergewsüz baylıq — countless riches
tergewsüz malım meni joqdu — my stock is not beyond counting
tergewsüz julduzla — countless stars

2. (adj.) held in no respect, having no standing among others (fig. )

tergewsüz adam — a man nobody respects
tergewsüz bolurğa — to lose all standing
tergewsüz qaldı — he was left without any standing

3. (adv.) wastefully, without counting the cost

tergewsüz joyğan — one who spends without counting
ahçanı tergewsüz joyarğa — to spend money wastefully
tergewsüz jaşarğa — to live without counting the cost

4. (adv.) disrespectfully, without showing due regard (fig. )

tergewsüz söleşgeni — his speaking disrespectfully
tamata bla tergewsüz söleşerge — to speak disrespectfully to an elder
tergewsüz juwab berdi — he answered disrespectfully

Saying it about someone

Saying it about someone — tergewsüz
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base formam/is/are countless	mentergewsüzme	sentergewsüzse	oltergewsüzdü	biztergewsüzbüz	siztergewsüzsüz	alatergewsüzdüle

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — tergewsüz
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base formis / are countless	menikimeniki tergewsüzdü	senikiseniki tergewsüzdü	anıqıanıqı tergewsüzdü	biznikibizniki tergewsüzdü	siznikisizniki tergewsüzdü	alanıqıalanıqı tergewsüzdü

Several things

Several things — tergewsüz
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base formis / are countless	menikilemenikile tergewsüzdüle	senikilesenikile tergewsüzdüle	anıqılaanıqıla tergewsüzdüle	biznikilebiznikile tergewsüzdüle	siznikilesiznikile tergewsüzdüle	alanıqılaalanıqıla tergewsüzdüle

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