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Kipchak-Polovtsian (Tatar) language of the Crimea of the XIII century

Philological Sciences Scientific Essays of Higher Education, 2020
Ayder M. Memetov
exaly   +3 more sources

Predicative possession in Oghuz and Kipchak Turkic languages

Studies in Language Companion Series, 2019
This article studies syntactic, semantic and discursive properties of non-subordinate (main) clauses conveying possession in Oghuz and Kipchak Turkic languages. In Turkic, the concept of possession is typically encoded by clauses based on existential predicates. The language-specific and crosslinguistic properties of two predicate types, {bar} and {bol}
Birsel Karakoc
exaly   +2 more sources

The Teleut Language is of the Kipchak Turkic Language Origin According to the Leipzig–Jakarta List

2017
This article is about a classification status of the Teleut language according to the Leipzig–Jakarta list. The Teleuts are the Turkic people located in southwestern Siberia, Kemerovo Oblast, Russia. According to the 2010 census, there were 2,643 Teleuts in Russia.
Innokentiy N. Novgorodov, Albina F. Gainutdinova, Linara K. Ishkildina, Denis M. Tokmashev   +3 more
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The verb in Northern dialects and Kipchak languages, its structural types

Teaching of Azerbaijani language and literature
Şimal ləhcəsi dialekt və şivələrimizdə feillərin işlənməsində, onların zamana, şəxsə görə dəyişməsində müasir ədəbi dilimizdən, eləcə də başqa dialekt və şivələrdən seçilən bir sıra səciyyəvi xüsusiyyətlərə rast gəlinir. Həmin xüsusiyyətlər dilimizin tarixi dövrlərini və ümumən türk dillərinə aid qədim forma və ya hadisələri özündə daha yaxşı ...
S. Könül
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Lexical and semantic correlations of verbs with figurative-characterizing meaning in the Khakas and Altai languages (in Contrast with the Kipchak languages)

Sibirskiy filologicheskiy zhurnal, 2021
We study the correlations between figurative-characterizing verbs in Turkic languages of Siberia (Altai, Khakas) and Kipchak languages (Kyrgyz, Kazakh, Bashkir). In these languages, we distinguish a small ancient group of figurative stems common for all Turkic, and sometimes also Mongolian and Tungusic languages.
Olga Yu. Shagdurova, Elena V. Tyuntesheva   +1 more
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KIPCHAK DIALECT AREAS OF THE KHOREZM DIALECT ZONE

ISSUES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UZBEKI LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Khorezm dialects have been classified by researchers, with the great contribution of scientists such as Y. D. Polivanov and F. Abdullaev. Y. D. Polivanov divides Khorezm dialects into Southern Khorezm, Northern Khorezm and Central Khorezm dialects, while
Elyor Alimardanov
semanticscholar   +1 more source

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
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Exploration of Loan Words in the Kipchak Translation of Gülistān

Economic Society and Humanities
The Kazakh translation of the Gülistān represents a rare documentary witness to living Kipchak vernacular speech. Alongside indigenous Turkic vocabulary, the text preserves stratified layers of loanwords and neologisms constructed from these borrowings ...
Ayiguli Abuliemiti
semanticscholar   +1 more source

NOMINATIVE FEATURES OF WORDS RELATED TO THE ARABIC LAYER IN KIPCHAK DIALECTS OF BAKHMAL DISTRICT

Смоленский медицинский альманах
This article analyzes the nominative features of Kipchak dialect elements. in particular, the semantic changes of words borrowed from the Arabic language are shown through examples.
A. M. Khasanov
semanticscholar   +1 more source

PHONETIC LAWS AND PROCESSES IN THE DENOV KIPCHAK DIALECT

RESEARCH ON UZBEK FOLKLORE AND DIALECTS: PRACTICE, METHODOLOGY, AND NEW APPROACHES
The Denov dialects of the Uzbek language are one of the important dialectal areas to study. The development of areal linguistics as a science has a special place in linguistics in the formation of the linguistic landscape of newly studied areals.
Anvarbek Turdialiyev
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