PHONETIC STATUS OF DUAL VOICES COMMON ROOT VERBS (BASED ON DLT, KYRGYZ, TURKISH)

Abstract

The phonetic situations of common root verbs with two voices (VC and CV) in Kyrgyz and Turkish were examined. For the common root verbs discussed, first of all, two-voice common root verbs in Kyrgyz and Turkish were scanned. Then, it was checked whether there were verbs by comparing them with DLT (Дивану лугати’т-түрк). There is not only Kyrg.: ık- Turk.: ıh- in DLT. In the study, the consonant and vocal features of common root verbs are mentioned. Those that do not have any phonetic features are given under a separate heading on the basis of DLT only comparatively. The precise boundaries of the study were taken into account. Then, some determinations were made about the phonetic features of common root verbs in both languages. In order to determine the status of the related words, "Kâşgarlı Mahmud Dîvânu Lugâti't-Türk (2014)", "Kyrgyz Language Dictionary I-II (2011) and "Turkish Dictionary (2011)" were taken as basis.