Suffixes in the Oghuz Group Turkish (Turkey Turkish, Turkmen Turkish, Azerbaijani Turkish, Gagauz Turkish and Qashqai Turkish)
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Turkish language, which is spoken in a wide geography today, has many accents and dialects. In the classification of the Turkish language, the Oghuz group Turkish dialects, which is in the South-western group, constitutes the largest group of Turkish in terms of prevalence and number of speakers. Turkey Turkish, Turkmen Turkish, Azerbaijani Turkish, Gagauz Turkish and Qashqai Turkish is located between Oghuz group Turkish dialects. In this study, noun from noun, verb from noun, noun from verb, and verb from verb suffixes used in the Oghuz group Turkish dialects were examined comparatively. After each suffixes is introduced as a shape and function, examples from various sources are listed. İn this way, it is aimed to reveal the similar and different aspects of the suffixes in the Oguz group Turkish dialects. İn study the suffixes were investigated in terms of shape, function and uses in Turkey Turkish 127, Turkmen Turkish 117, Azerbaijan Turkish 103, Gagauz Turkish 92 and Qashqai Turkish 52. Key Words: Oghuzs, Oghuz Group Turkish Dialects, Suffixes.
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Hamdiye Demetler
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İnönü University
Division of Modern Turkish Language
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Hamdiye Demetler (Master Thesis). Suffixes in the Oghuz Group Turkish (Turkey Turkish, Turkmen Turkish, Azerbaijani Turkish, Gagauz Turkish and Qashqai Turkish), 2021, İnönü University.
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