The verb construction and conjugation in the first textes of old Anatolian Turkic
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As most of Turkish (boy) who settleddown in Anatolia are based on Oguz Turks, the origins of written language are based on Oguz language. Seljuks period which is viewed as first period of old Anatolian Turkish couldn't be studied enough in terms of language structure. In this study, we analysed old Anatolian Turkish works that are accepted as the first Works such as Yunus Emre Dîvân, poems of Şeyyad Hamza, Yûsuf u Zelihâ, Ahmed Fakih's Çarhnâme and Kitâb-ı Evsâf-ı Mesacidi'ş-Şerîfe, Sultan Veled's Turkish Poems, Hz. Mevlâna's Turkish Couplets ve Sentence. In the introduction part, same informationis given about authors and their works. In review part, the verbs in the text are discussed in terms of structural characteristics. Compound verbs classified in three groups are analysed indetailed with the nouns that are transferred from Arabic and Persian language. In addition to this, mode and suffixed used in the verbs are detected anda re given with complet numbers according to their place in the work. In the conclusion part, finding obtained in the study were evaluated, the differences in using verbs in different periods are discussed. Key words:Old Anatolian Turkish, Verb, 13th Century
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Fatma Melike Kopuz
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Fatma Melike Kopuz (Master Thesis). The verb construction and conjugation in the first textes of old Anatolian Turkic, 2019, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.
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