Uzbek language as an example of the novel of Otken Kunler

In this study, the language characteristics of the novel "Ötken Künler" published by Abdulla Kadirî as a book in Samarkand-Tashkent in 1926 were examined in comparison with the language characteristics of the writing language of Chagatay Turkish and nowadays Uzbek language. The study consists of three parts in total, except for the introduction. In the introductory part of the study, information was given about Uzbeks, Uzbek language, spelling and author. There is information about the subjects in the section about the ethnic origin of the Uzbeks and where the name Uzbek came from. In the section on Uzbek language, the language of writing of Uzbek language and political interventions, and information about the writing of Uzbek language, Turkish and foreign words. There is also information about the spelling of the work and the author's life, the work about the spelling and the author. In the first part of the study, the sound characteristics of the work, Chagatay Turkish and the voice features of the nowadays Uzbek writing language were examined with comparison. In addition, information was provided about the celebrities and consonants in the reclamated Uzbek Arab alphabet, the first Latin alphabet, the Cyrillic alphabet, and the Latin alphabet, which was accepted after independence. In the second part, the shape characteristics of the work, namely word types, production and shooting attachments, were examined in comparison with the shape characteristics of Chagatay Turkish and nowadays Uzbek writing language. The third part was also examined on the work in terms of sentence information. Word groups and sentence types are emphasized. Key Words: Chagatay Turkish, Uzbek Language, Uzbek Written Language Phonetics, Uzbek Written Language Morphology, Uzbek Written Language Syntax, Uzbeks