Grammar of Kipchak Turkish with Armenian letters

The linguistic features of different types of products produced using the Armenian alphabet by the Gregorian Kipchaks living in the Black Sea regions in the 16th and 17th centuries, which we call Kipchak Turkish with this effective Armenian Letter, are revealed. The grammatical features of Mamluk Kipchak Turkish and Codex Cumanicus, which are included in the historical Kipchak Turkish period, provide the opportunity to compare with the Kipchak Turkish texts with Armenian Letters mentioned in the study. Thus, to contribute to the studies on Kipchak Turkish. The study is divided into three parts. In the first part, information about the Kipchaks, the history of the Gregorian Kipchaks, the works of Kipchak Turkish with Armenian Letters, the history of the Mamluk Kipchaks, the works of the Mamluk Kipchaks and Codex Cumanicus are given. Then, the grammatical information obtained from the texts was examined in detail in two main sections. The second part is titled phonics. In this section, sound changes and other sound phenomena seen in words depending on the sound characteristics of Kipchak Turkish with Armenian Letters, Mamluk Kipchak Turkish and Codex Cumanicus are examined. In the third chapter, Kipchak Turkish texts with Armenian letters, Mamluk Kipchak Turkish texts and Codex Cumanicus were examined in terms of morphology. In the third section, word formation, conjugation and word types are emphasized. Key Words: Kipchaks, Kipchak Turkish with Armenian Letters, Mamluk Kipchak Turkish, Codex Cumanicus.