THE VERB BALKIMAK AND Y- ~ B- ABELIAN WORDS IN OGHUZ TURKISH
There are some noun and verb derivatives of the verb “balkımak”, which explained as “shining and blazing” in different resources,: balkış “ brightness, illumined ”, balkı “beautiful, bright, smart ”, balkır “blink, flash ”, balkız “ blink ”, balk “blink, flash”, barkı - “shining” The verb “balkı- ”...
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Fırat University
2019
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Sumario: | There are some noun and verb derivatives of the verb “balkımak”, which explained as “shining and blazing” in different resources,: balkış “ brightness, illumined ”, balkı “beautiful, bright, smart ”, balkır “blink, flash ”, balkız “ blink ”, balk “blink, flash”, barkı - “shining” The verb “balkı- ” should have been the variant of the verb yalkı- “coruscate” that begins with b-. There are other samples of y- ~ b- variations: yart ~ bart (DLT. “water glass” ), yudutmak ~ budutmak (DLT. To kill someone by freezing in cold), yulak ~ bulak “spring, well spring, fountain”, yoz ~ boz ~ bor “wild, unimproved and uncultivated land; uncultivated hardpan”, yaldır yaldır~ baldır baldır “gleamingly” … In conclusion the root of the verb “balkı-” should be searching by connecting to the verbs “yalkı- ~ yılkı- ~ ılkı-” This is also the “ *ya-” verb root which has derivatives like “ yan-, yal- , yak-, yar-, yaru-, yaşu-”, The verb structure of “ balkımak ” should be illumined by connecting to the verb “yalkı-” In such a case “balkı-(~ yalkı-) was formed by adding +ı/+i to “yalk (~balk: blink, flash) the noun type which was derived from “yal-” by adding “-k ” |
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