The Evaluation of morphological features of Tatar Turkish on the text of Tılsımlı Ekiyetler (Magic Tales)
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Tatar Turkish is included in North-West (Kıpçak) group among Turkish dialects. Our purpose is to establish morphology features of Tatar Turkish. Our thesis includes four main parts, introduction, examination, text and translation. Tatar Turks and Tatar Turkish, Tatar's history and literature and tales in the Turkish literature are explained in the introduction section. İn the examination part, mainly morphology features of Tatar Turkish are amphasized. Each tales and their lines are numbered in the text part. The example words which we gave have two numbers. The first number points number of tale, the second number points number of line Following conclusion and references the text transcriptions are added. The tales are translated to Turkey Turkish from Tatar Turkish in the translation section. ««, J»-.. -. *"« W/4.OL0 IWklFMANTASVON MERKEZ»
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Göksel Akca
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Göksel Akca (Master Thesis). The Evaluation of morphological features of Tatar Turkish on the text of Tılsımlı Ekiyetler (Magic Tales), 2000, Gazi University.
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