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Noun inflectional suffixes and their grammatical functions in Northeast Bulgarian Turkish dialects (Milino and Dulovo dialects)

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2025
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Dialectal studies have an important place in Turkish language studies, but researches on Turkish dialects especially in the Rumelia region have not been completed yet. In this context, the study focuses on determining the phonetic structures, usage features and grammatical functions of case suffixes in Turkish dialects spoken in Milino and Dulovo regions of Northeast Bulgaria. In the introduction section, the studies on the Turkish dialects of Northeast Bulgaria, the historical and geographical structure of the region, the classification of noun inflectional suffixes and the methodology of the study are discussed. In the analysis section, the definitions, phonetic forms and usage of case suffixes are detailed and their grammatical functions are analysed. As a result of the research, it was determined that nine case suffixes used in the dialects of Milino and Dulovo in Northeastern Bulgaria show similarities with Turkey Turkish, but there are some phonetic differences.

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Suzan Apaydın

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Suzan Apaydın (Master Thesis). Noun inflectional suffixes and their grammatical functions in Northeast Bulgarian Turkish dialects (Milino and Dulovo dialects), 2025, İnönü University.

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