On the Development of Van Dialect and Its Some Peculiarities

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  • Bedri SARICA Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversitesi, Eğitim Fakültesi

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Van Speech, Seljuks, Ahlatshah, Aqquyunly, Karaquyuuly, Safavid and Ottoman, Influence of Kiptchak

Abstract

Van speech is classified within Eastern Anatolian Turkish. This region is a vectoral one in which in Turkish, Persian and Semitic cultures are met. The first Turkish settlement known in the region is Hun approximating the period 338 A.d. This was followed by the migration of Sabar's and Hazar's. However, the
establishment of Turkish language was made after the Seljuks, Ahlatshah. Aqquyunly, Karaquyunly, Safavid and Ottoman periods contributed to development of the Turkish language's structure in this region. The language spoken in the region
is called Oghouz Turkish and includes some elements of Kiptehak dialect.

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2014-02-14

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On the Development of Van Dialect and Its Some Peculiarities. (2014). İlmî Araştırmalar : Dil, Edebiyat, Tarih İncelemeleri, 15, 71-90. https://dergi.fsm.edu.tr/index.php/iadeti/article/view/414

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