Language Usage in "Omurlik Yanımdasın" Novel of Crimean Tatar Writer Uriye Edemova
2007
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Abstract (EN)
This study, with the subject of language features of ?Omurlik Yanımdasın? novel of Crimean-Tatar writer Uriye Edemova, consists of three main chapters with transliteration, translation into Turkish language and grammar. In the transliteration chapter, the novel transliterated from Kiril alphabet into latin alphabet. The transliterated novel translated from latin alphabet into Turkish Language regarding the meaning of the words in the sentences by the help of different sources in the translation chapter. The grammar chapter includes morpholgy and phonetics. Derivatinal affixes, parts speeches compund words, have been examined in morpholgy section and phonetics of vowels and consonants have been examined in phonetics section. The words that do not have any equivalent in Turkish language have been listed with the meanings within the novel in dictionary section. Thesis study has been finalized with the reference sources section.
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Dr. Aysel Turan
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Sakarya University
Division of Modern Turkish Language
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Aysel Turan (Master Thesis). Language Usage in "Omurlik Yanımdasın" Novel of Crimean Tatar Writer Uriye Edemova, 2007, Sakarya University.
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