Derivational affixes and gerundials in the tarama dictionary (a-d)
Is this your thesis?
This record came from a bulk archive import. If it’s yours, link it to your profile.
Abstract (EN)
Derivational Affixes and Gerundials in the Tarama Dictionary (A-D) In our master thesis study titled Derivational Affixes and Gerundials in the Tarama Dictionary (A-D) Turkish which has a rich supplement system, was examined according to functions of noun from noun, verb from noun, noun from verb, verb from verb and gerundium from verb. In the survey, 170 derivation suffixes have been identified. This situation deduce have a rich suffix of Turkish in the between 13th and 19th century. Suffixes in the volume of the Tarama Dictionary are not sufficiently processed. In this study, suffixes were tried to be given together with their functions. Although some of the suffixes used in the Tarama Dictionary have recently undergone some phonetically altered changes, almost all of the suffixes are protected by the same phonetic structure. It is clear that this study will contribute to the Tarama Dictionary Suffixes Volume and other deficiencies can be eliminated by reviewing the remaining volumes. Keywords: Old Anatolian Turkish, Tarama Dictionary, Derivational Affixes, Gerundials.
Author
Hülya Ergene
Institution

Dicle University
Türk Dili ve Edebiyatı Eğitimi Bilim Dalı
How to Cite
Hülya Ergene (Master Thesis). Derivational affixes and gerundials in the tarama dictionary (a-d), 2018, Dicle University.
License
Tüm Hakları Saklıdır
This work is shared under the specified license terms.
More theses from Dicle University
- An analysis of the work 'al-Muhtasar fi Tafsir al-Qur'an al-Karim' from the perspective of tafsir methodology(2024)
- Turkish validity and reliability study of while-i̇n-bed-smartphone-use-i̇nduced sleep procrastination scale(2025)
- The situation of the disabled in islamic law(2010)
- Arkeological di̇scoveries in Cyprus by the British in the 19th century(2024)
- The relationship between school principals' servant leadership behaviors and perceived organizational support(2024)
- IZZ B. Abdisselam's understanding of hadith(2021)