Comparativetypolog y

Unequal comparisons
This type of comparative implies that the entities are comparable in a greater or lesser degree.

There are three degrees of unequal comparison : positive, comparative and superlative degrees. The positive form is the plain stem of an adjective or an adverb and it is used when we speak of a single thing, a person, an event or an action is spoken about.

e.g. heavy storm, to speak slowly, straight way, to come early, to walk quickly

-кучли бырон, секин сызловчи, ты\ри йыл, эрта келмо=, тез(ора)да кыришмо=).
Comparative degree is used when we speak of (compare) two things or actions.
e.g.: heavier, slower, more straight, earlier, less quickly - кучлиро=, секинро=, ты\риро=, секинро=
Superlative degree is used when more than two objects, phenomena or actions are compared.

e.g.: the heaviest, the slowest, the earliest, the least quickly

-энг кучли, энг секин (щаракат), энг эрта (пишган), энг имиллаган
There are three ways of forming comparative and superlative degrees: synthetical, analytical and suppletive ways.

1) Synthetically, i.e. by adding the suffixes -er, -est in English and -ро= in Uzbek. This method is used for a) monosyllabic adjectives and adverbs.

e.g.:

Positive