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A color naming study in Turkmen language
This research work focuses on the way native Turkmen speakers classify basic and non-basic color terms. This was instrumental on making an analysis of the language in the concept of linguistic relativity; as the famous Sapir-Whorf hypothesis postulates the language of a group of people also shape the thoughts thereof.
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Belúdžská menšina v Turkmenistánu: Posílení identity nebo asimilace? [PDF]
The main objective of the paper is to show how the Balochs from Turkmenistan perceive their ethnic identity and how this identity varies depending on the area.
Pavla Kokaislová, Petr Kokaisl
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Some remarks on viewpoint operators in Turkmen
In this paper, Turkmen postterminal markers are discussed. Turkmen belongs to the Southwestern branch of Turkic languages and is mostly spoken in Turkmenistan.
Demir, Sema Asian
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FORMATION OF GRAMMATICAL SKILLS OF TURKMEN STUDENTS ON THE MATERIAL OF RUSSIAN ADJECTIVES [PDF]
The article is devoted to the pressing issue of formation of grammatical skills of foreign students. The author presents the concept of formation of grammatical skills of Turkmen students taking into consideration their mother tongue.
Jumaniyazow, Muzaffar
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This chapter compares and contrasts the verbal domain of the nominalized indicative complement clauses in three Turkic languages: Turkish, Turkmen, and Noghay, and argues for two points: (i) the size of this verbal domain under the nominalizing head is the same as the main clause verbal domain in Turkmen and Noghay, but smaller in Turkish, and (ii ...
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Turkmen in Iraq and International Migration of Turkmen
This research outlines the patterns of Iraqi Turkmen international migration with reference to their population characteristics and the conflicts and wars Iraq witnessed throughout the last two decades or so.
Ibrahim Sirkeci Phd, Sirkeci, I
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TYPES OF ADJECTIVES IN THE UZBEK AND TURKMEN LANGUAGES BY STRUCTURE
This article examines the types of adjectives in the Uzbek and Turkmen languages according to their structure, as well as their characteristics. As a result, the similarities and differences between the two languages were identified, and changes and common features were determined.
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Possesive constructions in afghanistan Turkmen texts
Afganistan Türkmencesi genel itibariyle Türkmenistan Türkmencesine uygundur. Ancak yazılı geleneğe ve standartlaşmaya henüz geçememiş olması, onun kendisine has bazı sıra dışı özellikleri eselere yansıtmasını sağlamıştır.
Öztürk, Rıdvan
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The Prevalence of Depression in Older Turkmen Adults in 1389
Objectives: The elderly population in the world is growing and, by 2050, it is expected to exceed 20% of the world's population size, with the majority living in developing countries.
Azize Gharanjik +7 more
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Etymological Analysis of Turkmen Toponyms in Eastern Historical Sources
Recently, there has been a growing interest in studying toponyms as a historical and cultural heritage. Analysis of the historical etymology of toponyms is essential for understanding the role of place names in the culture and history of a nation, as ...
Б.А. Кошимова +2 more
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