A futuvvat-name, of which writer is unknown
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This study includes the text, index and the examination of the poetic Futuvvat-name, written by unknown author, belongs to the library of Marmara University. This work is an example of poetic futuvvat-name consists of 87 leafs is written by unknown author. The written date is given as the end of the 880/1475 in the work. This study consists of the three main chapters. Firstly, in the introduction chapter, it is given the information about the futuvvat, futuvvat-names and Futuvvat-name studied in the text. In the review section, punctuation, phonetics and the formal features are examined. In addition to these, in the second chapter, Futuvvat-name's transcripted text is presented. Finally, the word index of the Futuvvat-name is analysed and organized grammatically in the last chapter of this study. Keywords: Futuwwa, poetic Futuvvat-name, Old Anatolian Turkish, The language charactaristic of Futuvvat-name, makhas-name
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Kübra Akçan
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Kübra Akçan (Master Thesis). A futuvvat-name, of which writer is unknown, 2018, Akdeniz University.
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