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Verbs of motion in the modern Turkish (means of movement)

Title	Verbs of motion in the modern Turkish (means of movement)
Author	Napolnova, Elena
Publication Date:	2017
Publication Place	- Institute of Linguistic
Subject	Semantics of the verbs of movement, Turkish, Verbs of methods of movement, Verbs of movement
Type	Periodical
Language	English
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID	2079-1003
Record ID	2cc5e0b6-733f-45d4-aa41-adbaa7263b26
Library Location	Modern Languages Programs
Date	2017
Sample Text	One of the Turkish language qualities is to have different expressions of method and of the direction of traditional means of movement. The article investigates real and metaphorical meanings of verbs of movement on the ground, in water and in air -yürü-, kos-, sürüklen-, emekle-, uç-, yüz-. The goal of the study is to understand which information, exactly, is contained in the verb stems, and what could influence the development of their meanings and of their compatibility with various types of objects.
Cilt	27

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Verbs of motion in the modern Turkish (means of movement)

Author Napolnova, Elena

Publication Date 2017

Publication Place - Institute of Linguistic

Subject Semantics of the verbs of movement, Turkish, Verbs of methods of movement, Verbs of movement

Type Periodical

Language English

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Özyeğin University

Library Asset ID 2079-1003

Record ID 2cc5e0b6-733f-45d4-aa41-adbaa7263b26

Library Location Modern Languages Programs

Date 2017

Sample Text One of the Turkish language qualities is to have different expressions of method and of the direction of traditional means of movement. The article investigates real and metaphorical meanings of verbs of movement on the ground, in water and in air -yürü-, kos-, sürüklen-, emekle-, uç-, yüz-. The goal of the study is to understand which information, exactly, is contained in the verb stems, and what could influence the development of their meanings and of their compatibility with various types of objects.

Cilt 27