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The Turkic Animals Names In Codex Cumanicus
Journal of Turkish Studies, 2013 openaire +1 more source
CODEX CUMANİCUS SÖZLÜĞÜNÜN BASILIŞI DOLAYISİYLE
Ankara Üniversitesi Dil ve Tarih-Coğrafya Fakültesi Dergisi, 1944 openaire +2 more sources
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THE USE OF ADVERBS IN THE «CODEX CUMANICUS» MANUSCRIPT
Vestnik Evrazijskogo gumanitarnogo instituta, 2022The article aims to identify the formation of a system of morphological changes of adverbs in the modern Kazakh language. To achieve this goal, the following tasks are set: to distinguish lexical and semantic groups, to determine the use of adverbs in the «Codex Cumanicus» manuscript, to identify the influence of centuries-old language development on ...
Gaukhar Serkebayeva, Sandybai Boranbaev
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Examples of Folklore in Codex Cumanicus
Golden Scripts, 2023olklore examples are an important part of oral language. There, information can be found about the unique qualities of each people, including their ethnography, literature, religious beliefs, etc. The study of riddles, prayers, and proverbs in Codex Cumanicus has a great role in research on the history of Turkic folklore.
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“Codex Cumanicus” and Kazakh Turkish
Voprosy Istorii, 2022With the end of the 13th century and in the first half of the the 14th century one of the most important works of Kipchak Turkish - “Codex Cumanicus” - was written in the North of the Black Sea. It is known that there are similarites and parallels between Kazakh Turkish one of the Kipchak dialecst and “Codex Cumanicus”.
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CUMMAN WORDS IN CODEX CUMANICUS AND AFGHANISTAN KYPCHAK TURKISH
Foreign Languages in UzbekistanCodex Cumanicus is a two-part work compiled in the 14th century by Italians and Germans from the Kypchak (Kuman) Turks in the north of the Black Sea. Perhaps it is the only compact heirloom of the Kypchak Turkish accent. In this manuscript, known as Codex Cumanicus in scientific circles, collective information on the language of Cuman Turks is given ...
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