Verbs and verb patterns in Adyghea language (Western dialect)
2019
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The Adyghean language is a language with different dialects. This study is about western dialect of Adyghean language. Although it is an old language, it has gone into written language lately, for this reason, it is not rich about scientific studies. One of this reason is there are a lot of dialects in Adyghean language. In this study, the complex and different forms of the verbs in Adyghean language are explained. The versions, structures, suffixes and variants of the verbs are explained with sample sentences. In this study, the main source in Russian language has been translated into Turkish language and different articles and grammar sources in English and Turkish have been examined. While the sample sentences have been examined, have been interviewed with people who use Adyghean language fluently and well. In this study, it is seen that Adyghean language is in fact, systematic language and it has actually renewed itself in terms of phonetic events and morphology in time. Since the Adyghean language is an ergative language, changes in the structure of the verbs have been seen regularly although Adyghean language haas passed on to written language lately. In Adyghean language system, it is predicted that laerning Adyghean language is much easier when the verb structure is fully understood.
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Şimal Özcan
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Düzce University
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Şimal Özcan (Master Thesis). Verbs and verb patterns in Adyghea language (Western dialect), 2019, Düzce University.
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