Inflection morphology of Turkish runic texts
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"Inflection Morphology of Turkish Runic Texts" entitled doctoral thesis consists introduction, inflection morphology and conclusion parts. In the introduction part, the characteristics of the Turkish runic scripture, the information about the origins, the determination of the texts and the general information about the studies are given as a summary. Turkish runic letter texts; Mongolia region, Yenisei region, Mountainous Altai region, Kyrgyzstan region and China region and the texts written on paper were examined in six parts. The texts written on paper were examined in two parts as Irk Bitig and the texts recovered in leaves. In inflection morphology part, general information about morphology is given. This part is examined under two subheadings: noun and verb inflection suffixes. In the noun inflection suffixes part, general information about multiplicity suffixes, status suffixes and possessive suffixes are given. In the verb inflection suffixes part, person suffixes, modal suffixes, combined inflection and additional verb are given. The examples identified in the texts are shown in the subheadings in the noun and verb inflection suffixes parts. In the conclusion part, general and statistical information about the annexes identified are given.
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Hulusi Polat
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İnönü University
Eski Türk Dili Bilim Dalı
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Hulusi Polat (Doctorate thesis). Inflection morphology of Turkish runic texts, 2019, İnönü University.
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