Sırru'l-Esrâr ve Matla'u'l-Envâr 51.-101. varak (introduction-review-text- index)
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In this study, the work titled "Sırru'l-Esrâr ve Matla'u'l-Envâr" written by "Enverî" was examined. Among the manuscripts identified in the study, the manuscript registered under archive number 208 in the Kemankeş section of the Süleymaniye Library was used as the basis. Other manuscripts were used when necessary. The linguistic features of the work, which consists of a total of 166 varaks, were examined by translating the text on pages 51a-101b. Following the "Introduction" section, which introduces the work and its author, the "Spelling Characteristics" section examines the spelling characteristics of the Turkish words found in the work. In the "Phonology" section, Turkish words are evaluated by comparing them with their forms in the Old Anatolian Turkish period. In the "Suffixes" section, the suffixes found in the work are discussed in detail. In the "Text" section, the text with the transcription completed is presented. Finally, the work concludes with the 'Facsimile' and "Index" sections.
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Pelin Dereli
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Pelin Dereli (Master Thesis). Sırru'l-Esrâr ve Matla'u'l-Envâr 51.-101. varak (introduction-review-text- index), 2025, Süleyman Demirel University.
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