The relation of verb – complement in Armenian Qypchaq Psalter
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This study which has been prepared to the master thesis is limited to complements according to the meanings of the verbs they are used in Armenian Qypchaq Psalter with and the number of those complements. The samples which were identified by analysing the verb sentences in Armenian Qypchaq Psalter has been demonstrated with the line and page numbers in the literal work . In the introduction part of the study, Qypchaqs, Armenian–Qypchaq interaction, the formation of Armenian Qypchaq Psalter, the literal works written in Armenian Qypchaq Psalter and information about Armenian Qypchaq Psalter are stated. Afterwards, the definition of complement and the related opinions were emphasized. In the Analysis part, the meanings of the verbs in the literal work, the complements which they are used with according to their meanings and the sample sentences which these complements are used were given. Then, the alphabetical index of the verbs in the literal work and the index of them according to the complements they are collocated were stated. In the Result part, verbs in the literal work and determination usage of verbs and the complements in the work are given.
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Gülderen Tokmak
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Gülderen Tokmak (Master Thesis). The relation of verb – complement in Armenian Qypchaq Psalter, 2015, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.
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