Akseley Seydimbekov's "Alpamis Batir es (Review-translation-glossary-text in Lily letters)

Kazakh Turkish is the Turkish Dialect which is in the Kipchak Polish (north) group and spoken in the widest area among Turkish Dialects. Most of the Kipchak Dialects are similar to the Karakalpak and Nogay dialects. Kazakh Turkish is spoken scattered today by Kazakh Turks living in regions such as Kazakhstan, East Turkestan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. In this study, the work named "Alpamıs Batır" by Akseley Seydimbekov, one of the Kazakh literature writers, was examined in terms of sound and form features. The study consists of three parts. In the First Part of the Study; General information about the work and its author, the purpose and importance of the study, the method and Kazakh Turkish is given. In the second part, the text is discussed in two headings in terms of sound and format features. In the phonetic features section; sound events occurring in the text such as sound derivation, sound drop, sound resemblance, sound changes, syllable drop, fusion, and contradiction are examined. In the format information section; suffixes, inflectional suffixes, noun inflections, verb inflections, compound nouns, compound verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs and prepositions are examined in terms of their duties and features. Turkey has been compared with the similar and different aspects as needed in Turkish. In the Result Section, the results obtained in the study are presented. At the end of the study, Cyrillic Letter, Translation, Dictionary and Bibliography are included. Keywords: Kazakh Turkish, Akseley Seydimbekov, Phonetic and Morphological Properties