Abstract:

In academic literature, the works that reflect the features of Western Turkish as well as the language characteristics specific to Eastern Turkish are commonly referred to as mixed language works. Until now, many studies have been carried out in which the phonetic and form features of mixed language works have been examined in detail and different opinions have been put forward regarding the dual use in these works. In this study, first of all, in the context of the development of Turkish written language in Anatolia, mixed language works and their features, studies and opinions on the subject are discussed. Later, Behcetü'l- Hadâik fi Mev'izati'l-Halâik, Kıssa-i Yûsuf, Ferâiz Kitâbı, some Turkish poems of Mevlânâ and Şeyyâd Hamza's a poem, which are thought to have been written in the Anatolian area, ol- (fundamental verb) ~ bol- (fundamental verb), ol- (auxiliary verb) ~ bol- (auxiliary verb), var ~ bar, var- ~ bar-, vėr- (fundamental verb) ~ bėr- (fundamental verb), vėr- (auxiliary verb) ~ bėr- (auxiliary verb), ben / bėn ~ men / mėn, göŋül ~ köŋül, gün (sun) ~ kün (sun), daḳı ~ taḳı, dükel ~ tükel, dė- ~ tė- the words, which are reflect the characteristic features of mixed language structures were examined in terms of frequency of use. In the examined works, features of both Western Turkish and Eastern Turkish were clearly seen. At the same time, a poem of Şeyyâd Hamza, some Turkish poems of Mevlana and in Behcetü'l-Hadâik Eastern Turkish; It has been determined that Western Turkish features are predominant in Kıssa-i Yûsuf and Ferâiz Kitâbı.

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