INTERJECTIONS IN TURKMEN TURKISH
It reflects momentary feelings, requests or impulses of a person who has a joy, happiness, surprise, sadness, anger, fear, regret, displeasure and disgust. Besides, it also includes statements in the case of calling someone or grant or refuse a request. For expressing the individual's feelings,...
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Fırat University
2019
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| Sumario: | It reflects momentary feelings, requests or impulses of a person who has a joy, happiness, surprise, sadness, anger, fear, regret, displeasure and disgust. Besides, it also includes statements in the case of calling someone or grant or refuse a request. For expressing the individual's feelings, designed requests, interjections are mostly used in uninterrupted conditions. Lexical meanings of interjections it is not a question. Therefore they divided from other word types used in the name type (name, adjective, adverb, pronoun). The emphasis in interjections is a clear prescription. In sentence, emphasis on interjections enhances their effect properties. The interjections can have different meanings depending on where they are used and how they are used. If interjections are voiced in a strong, low, calm, or fast rhythm, is extended or shortened they can reveal different modes of expression. The interjections are words that are used independently of the syntactic direction. In the sentence, like other words in name - taking various affix, they can not declined or they do not constitute a word group. Interjections when used with emphasis on calling, shouting mostly used for attention, warning functions. Within this context, interjection subject in Turkmen Turkish is examined under three categories within this study which we did on literary works and dictionaries. Within first chapter interjections in Turkmen Turkish are dealt in terms of etymology. In second chapter, it is dealt in terms of sound and word structure and examined in sub-category. They are dealt in terms of quality and duty. In this chapter interjections are examined under three groups as interjections reflecting inner world of people, interjections reflecting outer world of people and proverbial interjections. |
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