Codexcumanicus's Turkish vocabulary's present situation in Tatar, Tazakh and Kirghiz Turkish
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This study that has been prepared as a master thes is, studied on the vocabulary in Codex Cumanicus which is the only piece comes from Kuman-Kipchak Turks from pastto now. This book is a multilingual dictionary written by Gothic letters. It consists of two notebooks as Italian and German. Italian merchants write the book's Italian partand German priestswhowork as missionary write the German part. This study observes Turkish vocabulary's present situation in Kipchak accents; Tatar, Kazakh and Kirghiz. Inthe introduction part of the study, it is given information about Kipchaks and Kipchak Turkish, today's Kipchak Turkish, Kazakh and Kazakh Turkish, Kirghiz and Kirghiz Turkish, Tatar and Tatar Turkish, "Codex Cumanicus" and in addition to Kipchak dictionary and books, we are in formed about the methodused in this study. In the text review part, the book which was published by Mustafa Argunşah and Galip Güner in 2015, named as Codex Cumanicus of which subjecttitles in the directory part of the book are based on and searched in Kazakh, Kirghiz and Tatar Turkish dictionaries. And in the final section , a general evaluation is done and resultsaredeclared.
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Abdüssamet Kılınç
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Abdüssamet Kılınç (Master Thesis). Codexcumanicus's Turkish vocabulary's present situation in Tatar, Tazakh and Kirghiz Turkish, 2019, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.
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