Özet:

In Turkish, the words are divided into two roots. The roots and roots of the name. From the moment that these roots appear, the name and real roots are determined by their view. According to this, there is also the conclusion that there is no common root in Turkish that any root is not used as both the name and the real root. In Turkey, there is a paint/colored, open/open, etc. The original form of the units in the form of the name and real root appears to be explained by the sound events that develop between Ancient Turkish and Western Turkish. Again peace / peace, war / war- etc. It is also said that they carry the various creations brought to the real roots. Although there are few studies that show that there is a common root in Turkish. In this study, some words in Turkish have been shown to be common roots, and according to this, some words in Ancient Turkish have been focused on the possibility that they may be common roots.

Özet:

In the Turkish language words, in terms of their roots, can be divided into two groups. Verb roots and noun roots. These roots have been identified as noun roots and verb roots from the moment they emerged. As a result, it has been concluded, that no root in the Turkish language can be used both as a name and a verb root, in short, that there is no common roots. Despite this, we can see that in Turkish there are morphological units in the form of name and verb roots like boya / boya-, aç/ aç- etc, which can be explained by the phonetic phenomena that developed between Old Turkic and Western Turkic. Again, it has been stated, that such morphological units as barış / barış-, savaş / savaş- etc. have different constructive suffixes attached to the roots of the verb. Although in a small number, there are also studies showing the existance of common roots in the Turkish language. In this article we claim that some words in Old Turkic and modern Turkish share common roots and we focus on the methods of detecting common roots. 

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