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Context index and functional dictionary of Behcet'ul-Hadaik fi Mev'izatil-Hala'ik

2021
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Abstract (EN)

Changes in the culture of the nation over time have affected many media in addition to the literature of that nation, and the Turkish nation has participated in all the scenes of history and left works belonging to that period, and literature is one of these works. The cultural and linguistic features of the ancient Turkic nation of Central Asia were preserved and used the language and culture of Islam. However, the works written in that period are today in need of becoming more understandable. The aforementioned difference that occurred over time also affected the language. The Taddis project aims to make the works of the past more understandable today by seeing them as a bridge between the past and the future, so to speak. It provides readers with the opportunity not only for the meaning of a working word, but also for the semantic connection of that word. This study aims to identify and reveal the richness of the meanings of the delightful gardens of Mevzatel Halayik, to form the data necessary to study the style, to contribute to the rich historical accumulation and Turkish lexicon, especially to reveal the wide semantic world of ancient Anatolian Turkish. For this purpose, the study was dealt with in three parts: the first part is Bahjat Hadayek fi Mafazat Al-Halayak, the second part is the analytical part, and in this part there are limitations and conclusions about the third part. And the third part included the main purpose of the study, which is the dictionary section, and in this section all the words in the text are arranged alphabetically with their capabilities and functions in context.

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Kamil Güzel

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Kamil Güzel (Master Thesis). Context index and functional dictionary of Behcet'ul-Hadaik fi Mev'izatil-Hala'ik, 2021, Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University.

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