Onomatopoeic verbs in historical Turkish dialects
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2013
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Ümit Eker
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For a Turk, all cats in the world ?meow?, all dogs ?woof?, all rivers ?babble? and the sky always ?grumbles?. If the loanwords from other languages such as gargle and laughter, which are so few in Turkish language, aren?t included, echo words in Turkish language are evolved words by sound events of the oldest Turkish dialect. In this study, etymology features of echo verbs that were collected appropriately to the scientific rules from historical and contemporary Turkish dialects are exhibited. Keywords: Mimetic Verbs, Echo Verbs, Onomatopoeic Verbs, Historical Turkish Dialects.
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Muhammed Karasu
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Muhammed Karasu (Master Thesis). Onomatopoeic verbs in historical Turkish dialects, 2013, Yozgat Bozok University.
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