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The Role Of Alisher Navoi In The Development Of Turkic And Persian Literature

European International Journal of Philological Sciences
Alisher Navoi (1441–1501), a seminal figure in Central Asian literature, played a pivotal role in shaping both Turkic and Persian literary traditions.
Xudoyorova Nigora Nuriddinovna
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THE MONGOLIAN LANGUAGE LAYER IN WORK «SHEZHIRE-I TERAKIME»

Журнал серии «Филологические науки», 2023
We know that many scientific studies on the origin, stages of formation and development of words common to the Turkic-Mongolian languages are at a hypothetical level. Moreover, the centuries old historical and cultural, geographical connection has led to
K. Kenzhalin, D. Baltabay
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THE NOMENCLATURE OF DISEASES IN TURKIC MEDICAL WORKS: A SEMANTIC ANALYSIS

KAZAKHSTAN ORIENTAL STUDIES
"Dastur al-'Ilāj" is a significant scholarly work on medieval folk medicine. Several versions of this text, written in Persian, have been extensively studied by researchers and incorporated into academic discourse.
U. Kydyrbayeva   +2 more
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A number of Arabic words found in the work "Shezhire-i Terakime"

BULLETIN of the L N GUMILYOV EURASIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY POLITICAL SCIENCE REGIONAL STUDIES ORIENTAL STUDIES TURKOLOGY Series
Linguistic analysis of the Turkic written heritage, historical manuscripts and epic poems is of particular importance for determining the history of the formation and development of the language.
D. Baltabay, E.B. Saduaqas
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Lexico­-Semantic Features of Arabisms in the Work "Shajara-­i Tarākima"

Forum for Linguistic Studies
This article investigates the lexico-­semantic features of Arabic-­origin words found in the historical manuscript Shajara-­i Tarākima by Abulgazi Bahadur Khan, with particular attention to their continued usage and evolution in modern Kazakh and in ...
K. Kenzhalin   +3 more
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Ḫāliṣ's Story of Ibrāhīm: A Central Asian Islamic work in late Chagatay Turkic. Edited with an introduction, a translation, and a glossary by A. J. E. Bodrogligeti.

1975
Ḫāliṣ's Story of Ibrāhīm: A Central Asian Islamic work in late Chagatay Turkic. Edited with an introduction, a translation, and a glossary by A. J. E. Bodrogligeti. With 19 facsimiles Leiden: Brill, 1975 Photocopy and OCR. A few pages of the scan at the beginning have cut off lines at the top of the pages.
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A poem written about Sultan Husain Boykara is a story of Yusuf and Zulaikha

Scientific Research Jouranl of Jawzjanan
This paper focuses on Yusuf and Zulaikha devoted tale, which has been part of our classical literature for centuries, originates from the Qur’an and serves as both a sacred and romantic narrative.
Aghamuhammad Muradi, Hairatullah Barlas
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THE EVOLUTION OF PLANT NOMENCLATURE FROM DĪWĀN LUĠĀT AT-TURK, THE EARLIEST LEXICON OF THE TURKISH LANGUAGE, TO MODERN UZBEK TURKISH

ISSUES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UZBEKI LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Plants and animals have played a fundamental role in shaping both the biological and cultural aspects of human life. In Turkish culture, elements of nature—particularly plants—hold an important place in daily life as well as in symbolic meanings.
Meryem Hamishoglu
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The concept of "The End of the World" in Suleiman Bakirgani's treatise "Akhir zaman Kitabi" ("The Book about the End of the World") interpreted by E.A. Malov

Minbar Islamic Studies
The treatise “Akhir zaman Kitabi” (“The Book about the End of the World”) by Sulayman Baqirghani (1091–1186) is a significant work of 12th century Sufi literature.
M. R. Salakhov, I. K. Kalimonov
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Functional and Semantic Features of the Prepositional Suffixes -a, -e and -u, -ü (Bed on the Mamluk Kipchak Monuments)

Tiltanym
In the history of the Turkic languages, such converbal suffixes as -a, -e and -u, -ü appear in almost all written literary languages, starting from the early Orkhon inscriptions and continuing to the later Karakhanid, Khwarezmian, and Chagatai ...
K. Sadykbekov
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