Konya Regional Manuscriptions Directorate Regional Manuscriptions collection copy of the tabir-tame registered under number BY0000006448 (Introduction-review-transcripted text-index)

In ancient Turkish orks türe, orks were written in many areas. One of these areas was dreams. Dreams have attracted attention in almost every segment of society since the existence of humanity. Dreams were interpreted by people who were skilled in dream interpretation and in time orks called interpretation-names began to be written. From the Assyrians onwards, dreams were given importance in Egyptian, Indian and Greek civilizations. Dreams and dream interpretation have been important in Turkish culture both before and after Islam. Various elements related to dreams have been encountered in the epics of Dede Korkut, Oghuz Kagan, Uyghur and Türeyiş. In our thesis study, a copy of the tabir-name registered in the Regional Manuscript Collection of the Konya Manuscripts Regional Directorate was processed as an example of works in the tabir-name genre. Our study consists of introduction, review, transcribed text, translation into modern Turkish, index and conclusion sections. The aim of this study is to add a new one to the tabir-name collection.