The relative clause constructions in Uzbek Turkish and modern Uyghur Turkish: Comparative linguistic analysis

Participle, as in many terms in Turkey, unfortunately, is a term that can not have a common view. In addition to the adjective act, as well as the name verb, middle, party, adjective-action, verb,action, the name of the action was also used as the terms. Adjective-verb in Uzbek Turkish is called "sifatdåsh" and in Uyghur Turkish it is called "supet pe'el" or "supetdash". In this study, we preferred to use the term "particible". For this study, 41 artifacts in Uzbek Turkish and 33 works in New Uyghur Turkish were examined and sentences related to the subject were determined. In the first part of this study consisting of three sections, information was given about the studies on the adjective verb in Turkish language and then the concepts related to the Transformational Generative Grammar Theory were explained. In the second chapter, information was given about the functions and meanings of the particible in Uzbek Turkish and New Uyghur Turkish and the subject was supported by example sentences. In the third chapter, the relative clause constructions in Uzbek Turkish and New Uyghur Turkish will be examined by applying transformational generative grammar theory and government and binding theory. In this section, based on the theory that each sentence has a deep structure and surface structure, the sentences identified were tried to be shown in the deep structure and surface structure layer. In this study, syntax, semantics and morphology topics were analyzed in relation to each other and one was not superior to the other. Thus, it was tried to contribute to the study of the syntax of Uzbek Turkish and New Uyghur Turkish. Keywords: Participle, deep structure, surface structure, transformational generative grammar, government and binding, syntax.