Adjective phrases in Dede Korkut stories
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THE SUMMARYAdjective Phrases in Dede Korkut StoriesIn this study, the adjectives were examined in Dede Korkut Stories.In this first part, the adjectives were examined and classed and new adjective typeswere offered.In the second part, the adjective phrases were examined and they were examinedaccording to their types and groups. In the study the adjectives that were as a word(qualification, character, demonstrative adjectives, question adjectives and in determinateadjectives) the adjectives that were used some supplements (+lU, +sUz, +ki, +çA, +lIk, +>ú@$U DQG YHUEDO VXSSOHPHQWV VRPH DGMHFWLYHV DV D JURXS WKH QXPEHUV SURSRVLWLRQ JURXSadjective phrase and repeating group and the adjectives as a sentence)In the third part, the results were indicated.The fourth part is an index. In this part all words and adjectives that were used in DedeKorkut Stories as a group were given in alphabetical order.In the end of the study were given the bibliography.
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Abdullah Özcan
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Abdullah Özcan (Master Thesis). Adjective phrases in Dede Korkut stories, 2005, Aydın Adnan Menderes University.
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