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Prepositions in inline Guran translations written in Old Anatolian Turkish

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2022
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In this study, Cevhirül Asdaf's underline Qur'an Translation, which is one of the underline Qur'an translations written in Old Anatolian Turkish, the Manisa Copy's underline Qur'an translation, and Sivas Congress and Ethnography Museum E.Y. We examined the prepositions in the underline Qur'an Translations registered under the number 84/176. First of all, we did an extensive research on prepositions. Then we provided these three copies. First, we identified the prepositions in the Cevahirül Asdaf copy. Later, we identified the prepositions in the Manisa Copy, and finally Sivas Congress and Ethnography Museum E.Y. We identified the prepositions in the 84/176 issue. In the introductory part of this study, we gave information about the Underline Qur'an Translations. We have compiled the studies on the underline Qur'an Translations. Then we gave information about prepositions. In the second part of the study, we included the prepositions we identified in the review section. We tried to give four or five examples for each preposition we identified. We gave examples of the prepositions determined in which works they were used in the historical process. We came across one or two examples of some prepositions. We determined that the prepositions we detected were similar to each other in all three copies. The third part of our study; the results section. In the conclusion part, we mentioned the different prepositions in the three copies that we examined. We evaluated the data we obtained. Keywords: Old Anatolian Turkish, Underline Qur'an Translations, Prepositions.

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Mehmet Arif Çalışkan

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Mehmet Arif Çalışkan (Master Thesis). Prepositions in inline Guran translations written in Old Anatolian Turkish, 2022, Hatay Mustafa Kemal University.

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