Türkçede Eyleyensiz Fiiller

Year 2020, Volume: 4 Issue: 1, 28 - 38, 29.01.2020

Okan Erman

https://doi.org/10.35236/jots.652571

Abstract

The
term of impersonal verb to be used to describe the verbs that do not need any
subject to be realized. Until this time, there is no an examine in details
about condition of impersonal verbs in Turkish. The reason for this is based on
the idea that impersonal verbs are not available in Turkish. However, the
results of this article has been revealing that previously mentioned the idea
should be criticized. The topic was handled around three important questions:
What is impersonal verb? What is the reason for being of impersonal verbs? Are
impersonal verbs available in Turkish? We think, the answers given to these
questions will contribute to both theoretical linguistics and grammar studies
of Turkish.

Keywords

impersonal verbs, Turkish, active voice

Impersonal Verbs in Turkish

Abstract

The term of
impersonal verb to be used to describe the verbs that do not need any subject
to be realized. Until this time, there is no an examine in details about
condition of impersonal verbs in Turkish. The reason for this is based on the
idea that impersonal verbs are not available in Turkish. However, the results
of this article has been revealing that previously mentioned the idea should be
criticized. The topic was handled around three important questions: What is
impersonal verb? What is the reason for being of impersonal verbs? Are
impersonal verbs available in Turkish? We think, the answers given to these
questions will contribute to both theoretical linguistics and grammar studies
of Turkish.

Keywords

impersonal verbs, Turkish, active voice

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