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KINSHIP NAMES IN KAZAKH

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Kazakh, one of today's contemporary Kipchak dialects, is a very rich language in terms of vocabulary. This vocabulary stems from the knowledge that Kazakh brought from the past and its relationship with other languages. In this study, the kinship names used in Kazakh today are emphasized. These kinship names were evaluated under two headings. Firstly, the words related to the kinship names, which are reflected in the Kazakh vocabulary from the historical periods and works of Turkish, were evaluated. In this section, the form and meaning of the word in which historical period and work is first given, as well as information about its shape and meanings in the following processes. In the second part, borrowed words from other languages that have been included in Kazakh vocabulary have been evaluated. Here, too, information is given about the language the words come from and their shape and meaning in that language. In addition, in order to reinforce the word, examples from other contemporary dialects besides Kazakh were given. Keywords: Kazakh, kinship names, vocabulary, quotation words.
Iktisadi Kalkinma ve Sosyal Arastirmalar Dernegi
Title: KINSHIP NAMES IN KAZAKH
Description:
Kazakh, one of today's contemporary Kipchak dialects, is a very rich language in terms of vocabulary.
This vocabulary stems from the knowledge that Kazakh brought from the past and its relationship with other languages.
In this study, the kinship names used in Kazakh today are emphasized.
These kinship names were evaluated under two headings.
Firstly, the words related to the kinship names, which are reflected in the Kazakh vocabulary from the historical periods and works of Turkish, were evaluated.
In this section, the form and meaning of the word in which historical period and work is first given, as well as information about its shape and meanings in the following processes.
In the second part, borrowed words from other languages that have been included in Kazakh vocabulary have been evaluated.
Here, too, information is given about the language the words come from and their shape and meaning in that language.
In addition, in order to reinforce the word, examples from other contemporary dialects besides Kazakh were given.
Keywords: Kazakh, kinship names, vocabulary, quotation words.

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