A Note on the Old Turkic Denominal Verb Formative {+GAr-}

Yıl 2021, Cilt: 5 Sayı: 1, 141 - 145, 10.01.2021

An King Lim

https://doi.org/10.35236/jots.806299

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Öz

Conceptual representation of the Old Turkic denominal verb formative {+GAr-} can be characterized with a schema: “ACT + base noun”. It incorporates the base noun into a verb such that (1) it brings about an action complimentary to the quality, attribute or capacity of the base noun when used without an object; or (2) when used with an object, it brings about an action associating the object with the quality, attribute or capacity of the base noun. The reference to the base noun could be either literal or metonymical. To support the proposition, twenty-two examples were taken from Clauson (1972) and Erdal (1991). Ten among the twenty-two are without an object and twelve with.

Anahtar Kelimeler

dNV formative , {+GAr-} , conceptual schema ACT + noun , literal reference , metonymical reference

Eski Türkçe İsimden Fiil Yapan {+GAr-} Eki Hakkında Bir Not

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Öz

Conceptual representation of the Old Turkic denominal verb formative {+GAr-} can be characterized with a schema: “ACT + base noun”. It incorporates the base noun into a verb such that (1) it brings about an action complimentary to the quality, attribute or capacity of the base noun when used without an object; or (2) when used with an object, it brings about an action associating the object with the quality, attribute or capacity of the base noun. The reference to the base noun could be either literal or metonymical. To support the proposition, twenty-two examples were taken from Clauson (1972) and Erdal (1991). Ten among the twenty-two are without an object and twelve with.

Anahtar Kelimeler

dNV formative , {+GAr-} , conceptual schema ACT + noun , literal reference , metonymical reference

Kaynakça

• Clauson, Sir G. (1972). An Etymological Dictionary of Pre-Thirteenth Century Turkish. Oxford University Press.
• Erdal, M. (1991). Old Turkic Word Formation, a Functional Approach to the Lexicon I-II. Harrassowitz Verlag.