Morphological features of Tervihü'l-Ervâh

Our study is a morphological analysis of the Revan copy of the work named Tervîhü'lErvâh, which was written by Ahmedî between 1403-1410 and registered in Topkapı Palace Library number 1681, between 2b-375a leaves. There are four copies of the work, one full and three half copies. Among these copies, we determined the most suitable for language studies. Therefore, the complete Revan copy was taken as a basis in our study. Since the first page of the copy was written twice, we decided to start the text from 2b. In addition, the texts on pages 58b, 59a and 174a of the copy were not included in the scope of the translation, since they were erased. Our study consists of four parts: "Introduction", "Ahmedî's Life, Literary Personality and Works", "Morphology" and "Text". In the introduction part, information about Old Anatolian Turkish and Anatolian Principalities Period Turkish is given. In the first chapter, information about Ahmedi's life, literary personality and works are given. In the second part, morphology, the morphemes, inflectional affixes, word types, verbs and gerundials determined on the text were determined. In addition, the detected affixes are given over sentences. In the third part, the translated text of the work is given. Keywords: Tervîhü'l-Ervâh, Ahmedî, Old Anatolian Turkish, Morphology