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In this article we will discuss the elements used in the illustrative facts and illustrative facts that appear to us in the noise of Divân-i Hikmet in the Kökşetav Literature and Art Museum of Kazakhstan. This is the case in which such an unified fact will be examined in terms of both verbal (lexic) and appearance (aspect). The words of the al-, bar-, bėr-, bol-, ḳal-, kėl-, kėt-, blind-, tour-, walk-imaging facts identified in the text will be illustrated by ordering the vocal meanings of these meanings. Because these facts have several verbal meanings that can be used alone, real and messy. Parallelly, the number of data on the frequency of use of these facts will also be included. In the words of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), we will be able to give the name to the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and to the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). There will be a short-lived information that will be given to the people of the world, and the people of the world, and the people of the world, and the people of the world, and the people of the world. Then, in the function section, the meanings of each illustrative fact to the main fact will be examined in detail and comparatively. Specifically, the use of cover-file additives that enable these facts to be combined with the main facts and the significance of cover-file additives to these combined facts will be explained.

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In this article, the descriptive verbs and the elements used in the descriptive verbs that we encounter in the copy of Divân-ı Hikmet, found in the Kökşetav Literature and Art Museum of Kazakhstan, will be investigated. In particular, compound verbs will be examined in terms of both lexical and aspectual meanings. The lexical meanings of al-, bar-, bėr-, bol-, ḳal-, kėl-, kėt-, blind-, tour- descriptive verbs determined in the text will be listed and these meanings will be exemplified because these verbs have several lexical meanings, which can be used alone, literally and figuratively. Parallel to this, numerical data will be included regarding the frequency of the use of these verbs. In the sections related to the use of the verbs we have identified, some verbs (bol-, shal-, bėr-) that can combine with nouns and form compound verbs will be emphasized. In addition, brief information about the verbs that form complex verbs (bol-) by combining adjective-verbs brought into the main verb will be included. Then, in the functions section, the meanings added by each descriptive verb to the main verb will be examined in detail and comparatively. In particular, the use of adjective-verb suffixes that allow the combination of these verbs with main verbs and the meanings that adjective-verb suffixes add to such compound verbs will be explained.