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Idiom quotes, one of the essential elements of polysemy, are semantic events that occur as the words gain new meanings in order to make a strong and impressive expression in the context. It has been a subject that linguists have been researching because it causes meaning changes. It has been included in semantics studies since the studies of Reisig and Breal and has been discussed under the headings of idiom quotes (metaphor) and name quotes (metonym). Many elements that provide artistic expression appear in the 81-volume work called suleiman-name, that includes the features of didactic and narrative expression at the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century. In this work, which has gathered all the religious narrations and stories about Hz. Suleiman, many stories about historical, legendary and mythological figures and their adventures are included. Also, St. While describing the life of Suleiman, information is given in many fields related to fiqh, hadith, tafsir, mysticism, hendese, nucum, geometry, philosophy, medicine, botany, zoology and astronomy. In this work, in which the features of Turkish, Arabic and Persian languages are blended, Firdevsî has included many semantic events that reveal the creative and productive side of Turkish. In the verse and prose sections of the work, meaning transfers were used to strengthen the artistic side of the work and to make the narration impressive. The metaphors and metonymy examples in the text were created in accordance with the characteristics of the social and cultural life of the Prophet Suleiman. In this article, the features of idiom transfers (metaphor) and name transfers (metonym) that affect the meaning of the text are revealed with examples taken from the 40th volume of Suleiman-name-i Kebir.