A grammar review on literary works of contemporary sakha literature (Adjective, Pronoun, Adverb, Postposition)

Turkish language spreads through a wide geography; it is a language that contains many dialects and accents whether closely or remotely familiar to each other. Formation of dialects and accents does not come up at a time, instead it occurs in particular periods. Sakha Turkish is one of the first dialects which part from Common Turkish. It has various qualities such as different archaic qualities, systematic phonetic changes, and words with diphthong and long vowels which are seen rarely in other dialects; and, these qualities are results of Sakha Turkish's early separation. Sakha's living away from their relatives has also an impact on this. However, there is not sufficient study on this interesting dialect in Turkey. Master and doctorate dissertations written in Turkey about Sakha Turkish thus far examine nouns, verbs and vocabulary. In this dissertation, adjective, pronoun, adverb and postposition topics are discussed, which are not handled before. This dissertation consists of introduction and review sections. Introduction section is separated into two parts. In the first part, information about the topic, aim-significance and method-technique of the dissertation is given. In the second part, information about Sakha Turks and Sakha Turkish is given. Review section consists of four main titles: adjective, pronoun, adverb, and postposition. Under each title, firstly theoretical information about the related issue and then example sentences about the issue from contemporary Sakha literature's literary works are given. Later, these sentences are translated into Turkish. After review section, under the title of ''Conclusion'' subjects about adjective, pronoun, adverb, and postposition are specified. Keywords: 1. Sakha Turkish 2. Adjective 3. Pronoun 4. Adverb 5. Postposition