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The Karamanis are the Christian Orthodoxs who write and read Turkish with Greek letters and speak Turkish. There are various opinions about the origin of this name. The most common view is that the name of these people is derived from the geography they live in. Today this geography includes the provinces of Kayseri, Niğde, Nevşehir, Konya and Karaman, but Karamanis have lived in many regions, including the Black Sea, the Mediterranean, the Ege and the Inner Anadolu (Ibar 2010:105). In 1924 they were sent to Greece as a result of a population exchange with Greece. Different views on their origins are presented. But the general blood is that they are Turkish. Regardless of their ethnic origins, Christian Karamanis have lived in the territory of Anatolia for a long time. in Alanya The Turkish Karaman The history of the works that are known as the language and the paintings are taken to the 15th century. The work of Karamanlı Turkish is quite intense in the late 19th century and early 20th century. But in 1924, with the population exchange, Karamanlı Literature took a big blow. The Greek Turkish literature Dialogoi Ellino-Turko-Gallo-Agglo-Italy A small vocabulary will be examined. The work, which is the subject of the study, is a five-language speech guide and was published in Athens in 1895. The phrase "Published by Anestis Konstantinidis" on the cover of the work suggests that the person concerned is the author or publisher of the work. And again, as it is clear from the cover, The Ottoman State It was made for the loncers that had a trade agency.  The text consists of Greek-Turkish-French-English-Italian words and speech expressions respectively. The words in the dictionary will be addressed in terms of specific conceptual fields. This work will be evaluated in terms of dictionary methods and will be attempted to determine the place of the work in the Ottoman dictionary tradition by comparing the latter period with the Ottoman dictionary.

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