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Syntax analysis of Uzbek Nasrettin Hodja jokes

2018
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Bilal Aktan

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The thesis entitled "Syntax Analysis of Uzbek Nasrettin Hodja Jokes" studied the essay written with the original name "Kadimiy Afandi Latifaları" the eighty seven jokes. Muhammed Amin, Alimcan Coraoğlu, Celaleddin Coraoğlu prepared by "Kadimiy Afandi Latifaları" was transcribed according to the new Turkish alphabet and transferred from turkish to turkish. This study consists of three parts; word groups, judicial groups and sentence varieties. In the fırst part, examples of the text were studied. The word groups section, the name completion form of the fifteen titles that have been going on. İn the second chapter, four groups of judicial groups, predicate, subject, object are presented. In the third sectıon, which is the last chapter, again sentence types are given with examples taken from the text. Here too the classification is made according to the meaning according to the place of the subject and according to the structures. The following tabs were given after the features related to the nouns and verb phrases. Besides the samples taken in each of the relevant subject was given in the form of materials seen in both Uzbek and Turkish. After these three parts, the original text was transcribed and then translated into Turkish. "Kadimiy Afandi Latifeleri" which belongs to the Uzbek Turkish and has not been studied in Turkey before, has been translated into Turkey Turkish; vocabulary, jurisdiction groups and sentence types. The results reached during the study are stated in the conclusion section of the thesis. Keywords: Nasrettin Hodja, Uzbek Turkish, Turkey Turkish, syntax, Word Groups, Judicial Groups, Sentence Types.

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Recebiye İşci Karabatak

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Recebiye İşci Karabatak (Master Thesis). Syntax analysis of Uzbek Nasrettin Hodja jokes, 2018, Kütahya Dumlupınar University.

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