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Intensifying and intensifying types in Oghuz Group Turkish dialects

2017
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Nesrin Sis

Abstract (EN)

This study attempted to determine intensifying elements and intensifying rules in Oghuz Group Turkish Dialects. The usage, phonological and syntactical changes, origins and used places of the intensifying elements in Oghuz Group Turkish Dialects were determined by setting examples. For this purpose, being accepted as written languages among Oghuz Group Turkish Dialects, eight works in Azerbaijan Turkish, seven works in Turkmen Turkish, six works in Gagauz Turkish were reviewed, on the other hand, the intensifying elements in Turkey Turkish were selected from grammar books and presented together with examples. The study is composed of three sections as Introduction, Research and Results. A general information on historical developments, alphabets, language, intensifying and intensifier types in Turkey Turkish, Azerbaijan Turkish, Turkmen Turkish and Gagauz Turkish are given in "Introduction" section. In the "Research" section of this study, the way of formation of intensifying is evaluated under four main tittles and the examples from the 21 reviewed works were presented. The names of the cited works is given as abbreviation at the end of the sample sentence in paranthesis without changing the original spellings. The phonological and syntactical changes in the intensifying elements, found in the reviewed works, were also presented as tables. In the "Result" section, intensifying elements and intensifying rules in Oghuz Group Turkish Dialects is summarized by a general evaluation of topic related findings. In addition, the results obtained from the research are presented as the tables and graphs. Key words: Language, Grammar, Intensifying rules, Oghuz Group, Turkish dialects

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Dr. Bahtiyar Bahşi

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Bahtiyar Bahşi (Doctorate thesis). Intensifying and intensifying types in Oghuz Group Turkish dialects, 2017, İnönü University.

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