Neutral or Positive/Negative depending on context:
- –hel — to a trivial degree; slightly
- –hil — to a minor degree; rather
- null (no affix) — to an ordinary degree
- –hal — to an unusual degree; very; quite
- (original) –hele — to a troublesome degree (in NEG contexts); much
- –hele — to a large degree; much
- (original) –hile — to a severe degree (in NEG contexts); great
- –hile — to a very large degree; greatly
- (original) –hul — to an extreme degree, extraordinary; in NEG context, to a violent degree
- –hul — to an extreme degree
- (original) –hule — an intolerable degree
- –hule — to a degree that’s so large it’s on the border between good and bad
- –háalish — to an extraordinary degree
POSITIVE only:
- –théle — to a pleasing degree; fine
- –thíle — to a more than pleasing degree; excellent
- –thúul — to an extraordinarily pleasing degree; magnificent
- –thúle — to the furthest degree of pleasingness possible; perfect
NEGATIVE only:
- –shéle — to a troublesome, irritating degree
- –shíle — to a severe degree
- –shúul — to an intolerable degree
- –shúle — special emergency form; negative only; unbearable to a degree that would cause catastrophic events such as suicide; a signal for immediate help