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Analysis of the presence of words in the lamentations of the Kayseri region

2023
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Thisstudy is a study of the vocabularythatexists in the mouths of the Kayseri region. Lamentations, whichhavebeentransmittedfrom the pastto the present as an oral culturalheritage, are an invaluableresource.Lamentations, whichare a melodiousgenreamong oral cultureproducts, remainand transfer in the mind, allowingpeopletoempathizewith the events they haveexperiencedandfeelthatemotion. Eachlamentcarries as a storywithinit.Tellsabout the pastand the future.Itleavesdeeptraces on people, anditseffectcannot be overcomefor a long time.Thisstudywasconducted on the compilation of lamentationsthatarerich in vocabulary in Kayseri provinceanddistrictsandtheiranalysis as vocabulary.Inthisresearch, which is a fieldstudy, the interviewtechniquewasused.The interviewswererecordedwith a voicerecorderand it has beentranscribedwith the transcriptused in oral research.Thisworkconsists of 5 parts. In the firstpart, the basicframework is formedwith the informationgivenabout Kayseri province, lamentationsandlyrics.The lamentationscompiled in the secondparthavebeentranscribedandtransferred.In the thirdsection, a studywasconducted on vocabulary, and in the fourthsection, a dictionarywascreated.In the fifthsection, wordgroupsaregiven. In the dictionarysection, the wordsindicatedby "*" are not in the Compilation Dictionary andindicate the wordsthatstillhave an effect in the mouths. The main purpose of thisstudy is tocontributeto the Compilation Dictionary.It is tobringtolightonceagainthat the wordsthatexist in the mouthsusedby the localpeoplearerich in vocabulary. KEYWORD: Lament, Presence of words,Death,Kayseri,OralCulture.

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Dr. Melek Cingöz

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Melek Cingöz (Master Thesis). Analysis of the presence of words in the lamentations of the Kayseri region, 2023, Akdeniz University.

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