Omission of The Phoneme Y As An Initial Letter: Kâbûs-Nâme and Sample of Dialect of Turkey Turkish

Abstract

Sound is the smallest building block that forms the language. The sounds come together and the syllables and syllables combine to form words. Changes, sounds, or distortions in sounds may occur at the beginning, middle, or end of the word. This situation may cause the words to be said differently and may be written differently over time. Turkish is one of the languages in which sound changes, falls and descents occur. Because Turkish is one of the rare languages of its history, which is rooted in very large geographies. This spread and the inherent nature of language, being a living entity, has been the basis for the differentiation of the language characteristics of Turkish. The story of the fall of the beginning of the word phoneme is one of the important sound events encountered in Turkish from the old Turkish to the present. In this study, Turkey Turkish examining the fall event of mainstay accepted Old Anatolian Turkish period monuments from years at the beginning of words in Kâbûs-nîme phoneme in terms of language structure of the mouth, are reflected in these events in Turkey Turkish dialects will be determined. In addition, half of the phoneme words that fall to be examined in Turkey Turkish dialects group and will focus on the use of this word in the historical Turkish dialects.

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“…Sözcüklere dilsel açıdan bakıldığı zaman özellikle kelime başı "y-" foneminin düştüğü örneklerle karşılaşılmıştır. Türkiye Türkçesi ağızlarında "y-" foneminin düşmesiyle ilgili Türker Barış Bulduk (2018) tarafından bir çalışma yapılmıştır. Azerbaycan Türkçesinde yaygın olan bu düşme olayı Türkiye Türkçesi ağızlarında da vardır.…”