The morphological commonality of modern Turkish dialects
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Abstract (EN)
In this study, derivational and inflectional suffixes of eighteen Turkish Dialects from four dialect groups (Oguz, Karluk, Kypchak and North-Eastern dialects), which are used as written language in independent and semi independent lands today. The relationship between the dialects is emphasised by examining different and similar aspects of these dialects. By examining the origins of the suffixes, the answer would be sought to the question whether these morphemes are totally different morphemes or they are the phonetic varients of one another.
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Bilgit Sağlam
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Bilgit Sağlam (Master Thesis). The morphological commonality of modern Turkish dialects, 2014, Fırat University.
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