Nonfinite verbal forms and their structures in turkic dialects(a comparative research of the participial structures)

It is important to produce the comparative works in order to find out the structure of general Turkish language. Thus, we made a comparative research in our master thesis in which we studied ?Nonfinite Verbal Forms and Their Structures in Turkic Dialects (A Comparative Research of The Participial Structures).? After the introduction part, our work was divided into four parts. In the first part, we followed up with interest ?nonfinite verbal form? and ?participles?, ın the second part; Kazak, Özbek, Türkmen and Turkish?s the most used participial suffixes are comparatively investigated. In the third part, the feautures that belong to adjective verb are focused on. In the fourth part and last part, there are the results which we obtained during the work. We tried to give sufficient examples to make the subject more understandable. In the resources we searched, we came across some of the suffixes which take part in Part Two, in few numbers. Thus we had difficulty in giving examples. In our work, the information about the structure of the most commonly used participial suffixes is also presented. Moreover, there is a small dictionary at the end of our work.