Words connected with lifeless nature in Turkish
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Our object in preparing our thesis named `Words connected with Lifeless Nature in Turkish? is to prove the word existence of Turkish people about the nature.Another goal of us is to reflect the way of thinking of the Turkish nation in terms of using nature names. That?s why all of main vocabulary and indexes which are written pieces created in different periods of the Turkish language are examined starting from 8 century until the end of 19th century and different outcomes appeared.Nature words has from beginning until now in Turkish culture. Some of them are blessed, some are used for metaphor element and some of them are used such as `proper name?, `place?s name?, ?river?s name?, `star-planet?s name? and `slave?s name?.Words connected with lifeless nature in Turkish are given various names in according to their colours, sounds and qualities.Words connected with lifeless nature in Turkish has important place because of to reflect the thinking system and culture of the Turkish nation.Key Words1. Nature2. Sky3. Ground4. Water5. Mineral
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Hale Nur Akgül
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Hale Nur Akgül (Master Thesis). Words connected with lifeless nature in Turkish, 2008, Gazi University, Türk Edebiyatı Bölümü.
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