Abstract
DIVAN POETRY OF SEYYÎD GIRYÂN CEMÂLEDDÎN KAZÂKÎ AND ITS LANGUAGE PROPERTIES
Turks moved from their ancient land, Turkestan, to the west by following the north and south of Caspian Sea and spread over a very wide area extending to Anatolia, Azerbaijan, Iraq, Iran, Caucasus, Egypt, Balkans, Syria, and Europe. This broad spread of the Turks over the Eurasian space caused differences on the language they were speaking and led to emergence of new writing languages over time. One of these new emerging written languages is the Turkish written language called as Western or Southwestern Turkish. Since the speakers of this new written language in which various terms are used in its naming are members of Oghuz Tribe of Turks, this Turkish written language is also called as Oghuz Turkish in the scientific world. Oghuz Turkish formed by the efforts of the nomadic Oghuz is
Keywords
Seyyîd Giryân Cemâleddîn Kazâkî, Azerbaijan Turkish, Western Turkish, Phonics, Morphology
