Arabic and Persian words borrowed into Mongolian through Turkish in Arabic-scripted Mongolian dictionaries

The interaction and contact between languages has many effects and consequences. The rapprochement between languages constitutes the major impact of this situation. Sociolinguistics and Interactionlinguistics, which are interested in the field in question, appear as a field that deals with and examines the multilingual/bilingual situation in individuals. Linguistic interactions of speakers have enabled individuals to know or learn more than one language by providing differentiation and change within languages. By addressing this situation, the study aimed to examine the Arabic and Persian structures borrowed in Mongolian dictionaries with Arabic letters and at the same time to reveal the relational bond between these languages. Within the findings obtained, it appears that the contact and rapprochement between languages is a result of geographical rapprochement and that each borrowed structure is the result of a process within itself. Within the scope of the study, the frequency of use of the copied structures was examined and a contribution to the literature was made.