The existence of euphemism in Turkmen Turkish: A semantic and formal analysis study

In the first part of the study, the evolution of man and the evolution of society are included. In this section, opinions and examples taken from various studies are also included. In this section, the definition of the taboo is also included. After the definition of taboo, mythology, taboo, religion and syncretism are included, then examples are given to examine how societies come up with euphemistic words after the definition of taboo is included. How the euphemistic words in many societies appear have been examined and examples have been given. In this section, the rese- arch topics included in the thesis are also examined individually. The research struc- ture of the subjects of this thesis and the examples contained in the ancient Turkish sources are given under the heading. It has been shown by supporting examples how a path is followed while conducting research. Important ancient sources, especially Divan-ı Lügati't-Türk, have been examined and the words that meet the euphemistic definition have been indicated in the studies. While these titles are being examined, studies and examples from other Turkish dialect languages are also included. In the second part, information about Turkmenistan, the formation of the Turkmen name, the Turkmen alphabet and Turkmen literature is given. In this section, the origin, formation and stages of Turkmen literature are examined by considering them one by one. The studies of the main Turkologists have been added as an example. Evalua- tions, studies were examined through the articles written about the formation of the Turkmen name and the opinions of Turkologists were included. Information has been taken from the studies on the Turkmen alphabet and detailed information has been taken and added from reliable Internet sources. In the third section, the Turkmen equivalents of the euphemistic titles given in the first section are given in tables. These answers were given by the Turkmen source person and then the supporting information of this information was indicated by showing the bibliography in addi- tion, the states where the source persons are located are indicated in the tables. Under these headings, Turkmen proverbs-idioms have been included in tables and the origin and meaning of euphemistic words found by giving examples from other Turkish dialect languages have been examined. In the conclusion section, a conclusion has been reached in the light of the data and information obtained as a result of many studies conducted and researched.