Abstract:

In one language, the words must interact with the other elements in the word they use to become meaningful units, and this interaction must be provided in various ways. All other things that are necessary to meet a certain meaning of a word are called complimentary, and the relationship of each word with the complimentary is called desire. The query category is assessed in the framework of linguistic approaches such as Case Grammar, Dependence Grammar and Government and Binding Theory, which are a subtheory of Universal Grammar. There are all requests from the action to the island. The subject of the study is the drawings of the word in order to be able to perform its function in the word series, and the name or name of the noble word is linked with some additions or situations (e.g. I live for you; I want to walk home). There are a lot of folders that have been used from the coat to the present day. Those who are before them, or before them, or before them, or before them, or before them, or before them, or before them, or before them, or before them, or before them. In the words of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), the word of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) is the word of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), the word of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). The presence of dependency varies according to periods. The limited number of examples examined (it, for, code/coy, asra/isre/esre, cânib, bigi/like/kibi/kimi, saru/yellow and sıŋaru/sŋari) even indicate that any drawing interested has one or more requests and these requests may vary between the historical periods of the Turkish language. In this study, it was stated that the demand for the drawings, the request could also change art-time, and this situation was tried to explain with examples from the texts.

Abstract:

In order to be meaningful units, words should interact with other units of a sentence and this interaction ought to be provided through various methods. All other necessary items for fulfilling the meaning of a word are called as determiners, while the relation of the word with a determiner is named as valency. From verbs to nouns, all free morphemes have valency. Postpositions, the subject matters of this article, require some suffix adjunctions to nouns, which constitute word groups (i.e. Senin için yaşıyorum; Eve kadar yürümek istiyorum). There are a lot of postpositions that have been used from Old Turkic to Turkish. Postpositions in question can interact with nouns which are used before those postpositions themselves; they also have some specific functions in a sentence. Both the meaning of a postposition and a bound morpheme, which has been used before a postposition, share a role in meeting the role of a function. Existence of bound morphemes varies with respect to periods. Even surveys of limited examples (öte, ötrü, kodı/koyı, asra/isre/esre, cânib, bigi/gibi/kibi/kimi, saru/sarı ve sıŋaru/sıŋarı) show that any postpositions have at least one valency or even more, whereas all valency differs considering various historical periods of Turkish. This article aims to demonstrate valency of postpositions and diachronic valency changes as well as providing clarifications by way of evinced examples.

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