Özet:

There are some words in the Arabic language that do not indicate an independent and clear meaning and have ambiguity in the meaning if they are used alone (separated from the other words). These words are called indefinite words. To remove ambiguity from indefinite words, they must be used with their related words or sentences. Ambiguous words include relative pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, interrogative tools, tools condition, pronouns, ambiguous adverbs, and words that need distinction. In addition, there are some words associated with the addition that is considered indefinite words. Since relative pronouns need a connection, demonstrative pronouns need a reference, and pronouns need a reference to remove the ambiguity from them, these words are considered ambiguous. The point of thumb in the interrogative and tools conditional is that these tools fall for general and non-specific things, and there are some words since they need a distinction to remove the ambiguity from them, they are considered indefinite words. Finally, there are some words, such as indefinite adverbs of time and place, that do not denote a finite time or a finite place, and they are inseparable from the addition (they are not used unless they are added to the genitive). For the reason mentioned above, these words are considered indefinite. In this research, ambiguous words in the Arabic language were dealt with their equivalents in the Turkish language, and therefore we sought to make this research comparative research.

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