Mezîd-Zâde Ayintabî Nazmü?l-Ferâid text dictionary index facsimile
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In this thesis, Mezîd-zâde Ayıntabî?s Arabic-Turkish verse dictionary Nazmü?l- Ferâid written in 1109/1697, is elaborated. The study is based on Süleyman Bin Veli Bin Davud?s manuscript written in 1710 and recorded by the Yz.A 507 in National Library.In the first chapter of this study, a general information on lexicology is set forth. In the second chapter, it is focused on the verse dictionary. In the third chapter, some information about the author and his book is spelled out. In the forth chapter the main part of the thesis, it is presented the transcription of full text of the Nazmü?l Ferâid. In the fifth chapter, archaic words dictionary is prepared. In the sixth chapter, two different indexes for the words in Arabic and Persian are ordered and arranged.In conclusion, it is reflected upon the results from the part of view of this study. In the facsimile of the Nazmü?l Ferâid is also annexed at the end of the thesis.
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Erol Çelik
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Aydın Adnan Menderes University
Division of Classical Turkish Literature
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Erol Çelik (Master Thesis). Mezîd-Zâde Ayintabî Nazmü?l-Ferâid text dictionary index facsimile, 2008, Aydın Adnan Menderes University, Türk Edebiyatı Bölümü.
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