Idioms in folk songs (Domestic, East, Southeastern Anatolia regions)
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In the study on idioms in the songs of Central Anatolia, Eastern Anatolia and Southeastern Anatolia Region, the two-volume work Ant Ant Anthology of Turkish Folk Music Oral Works ındaki in TRT repertoire was examined. The number of idioms that Ömer Asım Aksoy compiled from our writing language is 5742. The inclusion of the statement on Turkey in the Turkish dialects This number of studies on the subject suggests not disclosed in detail. In this study, idioms were examined region by region. The folk song where the expression is found has been handled with the region to which it belongs and is mentioned in the last part of the folk song. Similar phrases in the same folk song have been classified separately and each has been included. In addition, region to region index classification was made. In addition, the structures that are not included in the dictionaries but which we consider as idioms are quite numerous. These expressions are denoted by an asterisk (*).The most important factor in our orientation to this study is that the expressions of 4200 folk songs in two volumes have not been studied in detail and that some of the structures in these regions are not in the dictionaries and that these structures have not been added to the vocabulary of the Turkish Language. Key words: İdiom, mold promise, folk song.
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Şifanur Kama
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Şifanur Kama (Master Thesis). Idioms in folk songs (Domestic, East, Southeastern Anatolia regions), 2019, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.
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