Religious terms in Taşlıcalı Yahyâ's Sâh u Gedâ Masnavi
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In this study, religious terms included in the vocabulary of Taşlıcalı Yahya's Şâh u Gedâ mesnevi, which was extracted from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism publications, were determined by examining all the couplets of the mesnevi. The subject, purpose, method and findings of our study are included in the introduction section of the thesis. In addition; information about the author's life, works and literary personality is also included in the introduction section of the thesis. In the first section, information about the vocabulary, historical development of Turkish and the period in which Şâh u Gedâ was written is given. In the second section, religious terms and proper names included in the Şâh u Gedâ mesnevi were examined. The couplets given as examples of the religious terms determined were taken from the book in their original form. The distribution of the religious terms determined according to their origins is given collectively in the conclusion section of the work. Keywords: Vocabulary, Religious Terms, Mesnevi, Taşlıcalı Yahyâ, Şâh u Gedâ.
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Betül Kara
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Betül Kara (Master Thesis). Religious terms in Taşlıcalı Yahyâ's Sâh u Gedâ Masnavi, 2025, Harran University.
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