θ-h-∅ sound changes in some Turkic languages

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  • Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
  • θ-h-∅ sound changes in some Turkic languages #turkmen #bashkir #sakha #dolgan #türkmen #turkic

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  • @adsoyad8971
    @adsoyad8971 Месяц назад +3

    "Sayın" sözünü çox bəyəndim. Türkcə sözdür. İşlətmək gərəkdir.😊

  • @MJS360
    @MJS360 Месяц назад +2

    Salamaleýkum işiňize üstünlikler 🇹🇲💗🇹🇲

  • @faizullahrahimi7230
    @faizullahrahimi7230 3 дня назад

    Selamünaleyküm abi Hayırlı akşamlar

  • @faizullahrahimi7230
    @faizullahrahimi7230 3 дня назад

    lnsatagram bulamadım abi ben kendim afganistan türkmenlerin

  • @aganyazjumayev6617
    @aganyazjumayev6617 26 дней назад

    Salsm Ataş onatmy yagdaylar. Türkmen şiwelerini janlandyrmak üçin bir proekt düşünýän. Habarlaşyp bilerirmi?

  • @user-br1ql3ty5l
    @user-br1ql3ty5l День назад

    Türkmenistan'da "Ceren" adının kullanıldığını duydum. Doğru mu bilmiyorum ama bana şaşırtıcı geldi. Bilginiz var mı?

  • @Abeturk
    @Abeturk Месяц назад

    Numbers
    Count your fingers from right to left …
    1 > Bir (ber) = ~per / ~pre / ~pro /~ pri > first
    2 > Iki (ekki) = ~add-itional / ~extra
    3 > Üç (uch) = ~up / ~top point
    4 > Dört (thuert) = ~thrust / ~ poke > …..by (forefinger)
    5 > Beş (pesh) = ~face / ~front / ~ahead / visible side > (thumb)
    6 > Altı (alter) >(başaltı)= under (underhead) > (anti-thumb)
    7 > Yedi (jetty / ceti) = ~eated / ~enough / ~ended up / ~lost
    8 > Sekiz (sahgis)= ~coerces / ~stuckes / ~gives difficulties
    9 > Dokuz (towgess)= ~satiateds / ~fullests / ~peaks
    10 > On (aun) = ~main / ~base / ~origin /~ root level
    0 > Sıfır (sfur) = ~pitch (dark)
    11 > Onbir = eleven
    12 > Oniki = twelve
    13 > Onüç = thirteen
    20 > Yirmi (Jigirmae)
    30 > Otuz ( autuss)
    40 > Kırk (Quareq)
    50 > Elli (Alley)
    60 > Altmış (altmesh)
    70 > Yetmiş (jetmesh)
    80 > Seksen (sahegsan)
    90 > Doksan (towegsan)
    100 > Yüz (juse)= ~surface / ~face / ~page
    1000 > Bin (ming) = ~mount / ~ride on / ~got on

    • @Abeturk
      @Abeturk Месяц назад

      instrumentality suffixes
      adding different actions or verbs together using a means of combination
      VAR (bar)= existing / there is being
      Var-mak (barmak) = to arrive / be there
      (barak) bark > what's there to arrive at =~home
      bar-ak = as it exists / in a way that will be there
      (barak-mak)>u/i bırakmak = to leave as is , put as it exists , quit it so
      Ver-mek (bermek)= to give
      (berak-mak)>a/e bırakmak = to give as is , give up the way it is
      var-ak= how to arrive (through what )
      “ARAK”- (it's used this suffix for the verbs with a bold vowel in the last syllable)
      ER = get there / ~achieve a result / ~get matured
      Er-mek = to get (at)
      er-ek= how to get (in what way)
      “EREK”- (it's used this suffix for the verbs with a thin vowel in the last syllable)
      verb2_arak verb1= verb1 by_verb2_ing
      verb2_erek verb1= verb1 by_verb2_ing
      Koştur-arak git-mek= to-go by-running
      Yürü-y-erek var-mak= to arrive by walking= arrive on foot
      Yatarak uyumak= to sleep lying down
      Koltuğa oturarak televizyon izlemek = Watching TV sitting on the couch
      Bilmeyerek yapmak= to do ( by not knowing) unknowingly
      Dün sabah saat onda(10'da) yüzerek karşı kıyıya çıktık = We went out to the opposite shore by swimming at ten o'clock yesterday morning
      Bugün eski cep telefonumu satarak kendime biraz harçlık yaptım = I made some pocket money for myself by selling my old cell phone today
      İp =(rope) It is a conjunction used to connect a sentence to its conclusion or verbs together...
      (IP-İP-UP-ÜP)
      Gelip gitmek = to have came and going = coming and going (back and forth so)
      Gidip dönmek = to go and back
      Yanıp sönmek= to burn out and off = ~to flash
      Arayıp bulamamak= to seek and not find
      Uykuya dalıp işe geç kalmak = to have fallen asleep and to be late for work
      Gide durmak= (keeping to go) = start to set off
      Gidip durmak= (to have gone and keeping so) = to keep going like that
      Giderek durmak = (to gradually come to a halt)= stopping by oneself by slowing down