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Grammaticalization in Turkic languages

2012
AbstractThis article presents an overview of grammaticalisation in Turkic languages. It provides examples of typical grammaticalisation processes observed in Turkic languages and explains that the present-day members of this language family can be divided into six branches.
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Characteristics Of Turkic Peoples And The Turkic Language

American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research
A lot of information is given in literary sources about the history, origin and characteristics of the Turkic peoples. In works created in the old Turkic language, such as “Devonu Lugʻatit Turk”, “Qutadgu Bilig” and “Hibat ul-Haqoyiq”, the praise of the Turks and their linguistic capabilities are mentioned.
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Limb polysemy in Turkic languages

Turkic Languages, 2019
This work gives an overview of Turkic languages in terms of the presence of HAND/ARM and FOOT/LEG polysemy. This type of polysemy is based on whether the terms HAND and FOOT include or exclude the concepts of ARM and LEG, and vice versa. Due to the fact that the terms HAND and FOOT are meronyms of ARM and LEG, these words are mostly equated, and ...
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An Endangered Turkic Language

The Noghay variety spoken in Dobruja, a multicultural region of Romania, is an endangered language as its speakers tend to abandon it in favor of Romanian, the official language of the country, in order to gain social and economic advantages. The language is maintained only within the family or group meetings.
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Turkic Languages

2022
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Turkic Languages of Iran

2015
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The ‘Cousin’ Terminology in the Turkic Languages

2019
Abstract: The category of kinship, a universal phenomenon in identifying and addressing individuals with common family ties, is a terminological system in which anthropological differences specific to societies and cultures are also marked. The lexicalization of the concept of ‘cousin’, studied in this work, is directly related to the position of the ...
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The Turkic Languages

2015
Lars Johanson, Éva Á. Csató
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Irregularities in Turkic languages

2021
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Developing NLP Tool for Linguistic Analysis of Turkic Languages

2022
Nilufar Abdurakhmonova, Davlatyor Mengliev   +1 more
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