Enderunlu Hâmîd's Dîvân glossory[Concordance and functional glossory]
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In this study, one of the 18th century Enderun poets, whose real name is Mehmet, was studied within the framework of the word asıl The Dîvân of Enderunlu Hâmîd tahmin. The aim of our study is to analyze and edit the words in the Enderunlu Hâmîd Vocabulary and to present them in the form of a dictionary in terms of changing contexts. Hâmid, who is within the classical understanding of Dîvân poetry in every aspect, is not a poet who showed the characteristics of literary understanding in his period in the first degree in Dîvân. In this study, the study titled Enderunlu Hâmîd dervish which was prepared by Prof. Dr. İbrahim Halil Tuğluk is studied. The words of Enderunlu Hâmîd are emphasized and the concept of word context, which is the main subject of our research, has been mentioned. it is made. As a result, it has been tried to explain how meaning has changed according to context by using the vocabulary in Enderunlu Hâmîd, and the language and stylistic features used by the poet. Key Words: Dictionary, Context, Enderunlu Hâmîd's Dîvân, Contextual Directory, Functional Dictionary.
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Betül Karayıl
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Adıyaman University
Division of Classical Turkish Literature
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Betül Karayıl (Master Thesis). Enderunlu Hâmîd's Dîvân glossory[Concordance and functional glossory], 2019, Adıyaman University.
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