ullu tawuşlu

/ullu tawuʃlu/

(adj.) loud — Literally 'having a big sound or voice'; it is built from ullu and tawuşlu. one source

ullu tawuşlu adam — a loud person
ullu tawuşlu külkü — loud laughter
bu sabiy ullu tawuşludu — this child is loud

Degrees and persons

Degrees and persons — ullu tawuşlu
Degree	menI	senyou	olhe/she/it	bizwe	sizyou all	alathey
base form	ullu tawuşlumaI am loud	ullu tawuşlusayou are loud	ullu tawuşluduhe is loud	ullu tawuşlubuzwe are loud	ullu tawuşlusuzyou all are loud	ullu tawuşludulathey are loud
comparative — more	ullu tawuşluraqmaI am louder	ullu tawuşluraqsayou are louder	ullu tawuşluraqdıhe is louder	ullu tawuşluraqbızwe are louder	ullu tawuşluraqsızyou all are louder	ullu tawuşluraqdılathey are louder
intensifier — very	bek ullu tawuşlumaI am very loud	bek ullu tawuşlusayou are very loud	bek ullu tawuşluduhe is very loud	bek ullu tawuşlubuzwe are very loud	bek ullu tawuşlusuzyou all are very loud	bek ullu tawuşludulathey are very loud
superlative — most	em ullu tawuşlumaI am the loudest	em ullu tawuşlusayou are the loudest	em ullu tawuşluduhe is the loudest	em ullu tawuşlubuzwe are the loudest	em ullu tawuşlusuzyou all are the loudest	em ullu tawuşludulathey are the loudest

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

Saying it about mine, yours, theirs

One thing

One thing — ullu tawuşlu
Degree	menikimine	senikiyours	anıqıhis / hers	biznikiours	siznikiyours (pl.)	alanıqıtheirs
base form	meniki ullu tawuşludumine is loud	seniki ullu tawuşluduyours is loud	anıqı ullu tawuşluduhis is loud	bizniki ullu tawuşluduours is loud	sizniki ullu tawuşluduyours (pl.) is loud	alanıqı ullu tawuşludutheirs is loud
comparative — more	meniki ullu tawuşluraqdımine is louder	seniki ullu tawuşluraqdıyours is louder	anıqı ullu tawuşluraqdıhis is louder	bizniki ullu tawuşluraqdıours is louder	sizniki ullu tawuşluraqdıyours (pl.) is louder	alanıqı ullu tawuşluraqdıtheirs is louder
intensifier — very	meniki bek ullu tawuşludumine is very loud	seniki bek ullu tawuşluduyours is very loud	anıqı bek ullu tawuşluduhis is very loud	bizniki bek ullu tawuşluduours is very loud	sizniki bek ullu tawuşluduyours (pl.) is very loud	alanıqı bek ullu tawuşludutheirs is very loud
superlative — most	meniki em ullu tawuşludumine is the loudest	seniki em ullu tawuşluduyours is the loudest	anıqı em ullu tawuşluduhis is the loudest	bizniki em ullu tawuşluduours is the loudest	sizniki em ullu tawuşluduyours (pl.) is the loudest	alanıqı em ullu tawuşludutheirs is the loudest

Several things

Several things — ullu tawuşlu
Degree	menikilemine	senikileyours	anıqılahis / hers	biznikileours	siznikileyours (pl.)	alanıqılatheirs
base form	menikile ullu tawuşludulamine are loud	senikile ullu tawuşludulayours are loud	anıqıla ullu tawuşludulahis are loud	biznikile ullu tawuşludulaours are loud	siznikile ullu tawuşludulayours (pl.) are loud	alanıqıla ullu tawuşludulatheirs are loud
comparative — more	menikile ullu tawuşluraqdılamine are louder	senikile ullu tawuşluraqdılayours are louder	anıqıla ullu tawuşluraqdılahis are louder	biznikile ullu tawuşluraqdılaours are louder	siznikile ullu tawuşluraqdılayours (pl.) are louder	alanıqıla ullu tawuşluraqdılatheirs are louder
intensifier — very	menikile bek ullu tawuşludulamine are very loud	senikile bek ullu tawuşludulayours are very loud	anıqıla bek ullu tawuşludulahis are very loud	biznikile bek ullu tawuşludulaours are very loud	siznikile bek ullu tawuşludulayours (pl.) are very loud	alanıqıla bek ullu tawuşludulatheirs are very loud
superlative — most	menikile em ullu tawuşludulamine are the loudest	senikile em ullu tawuşludulayours are the loudest	anıqıla em ullu tawuşludulahis are the loudest	biznikile em ullu tawuşludulaours are the loudest	siznikile em ullu tawuşludulayours (pl.) are the loudest	alanıqıla em ullu tawuşludulatheirs are the loudest

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