Abstract
Yunus Emre expressed her Islamic belief and thought in the poems he wrote in Turkish, different from the literary language of the period he lived in. For this reason, it has always managed to preserve its value because it appeals not only to the people of the period in which it lived, but also to the next generations. Although there are many components in the emergence of this success of the poet, the influence of the words of the address is undeniable. Addressing words are structures that undertake the task of providing communication between the orator and the addressee. These structures are used as exclamations, prepositions, addresses, etc. in the literature so named. These structures can be words as well as words that are in the structure of the phrase and used in the calling task in the sentence. Therefore, it is not a direct element of the sentence. In this study, based on Yunus Emre's Divan, the structural features of the addressing words and the addressees of these words were tried to be determined. In the findings obtained, the structural differences of the address words in the poems show that the poet uses the possibilities of the language skillfully. The poet calls out to someone / something for different purposes or reasons in almost every poem. While doing this, both the structure of the addresses he used and the diversity of his addressees provide clues about the style of poet.