Özet:

There are many ways to strengthen the meaning in Turkish. One of these ways is to use reduplications to express what is meant to be said in a shorter and more effective way and to strengthen the meaning. The formation of reduplications, which are called with different terms such as reduplication, reiteration, repetition, hendiadyoin and doubling, sometimes takes centuries. Seeing examples of reduplication in the first written sources of Turkish is seen as a source of evidence for the deep-rooted history of Turkish. In addition, in many works written in different periods of Turkish, the use of reduplication is encountered. Kerb-nâmes are works that deal with the battles of Kerb Gâzî in general. Kerb-nâmes are similar to folk tales in that they include real historical figures, while they are similar to epics in that they include some extraordinary events and imaginary heroes. There are verse and prose volumes and copies of Kerb-nâmes in libraires. In this study the reduplications in the Kerb-nâme, which was copyrighted by Cihângîrli Muhammed Ârif and copied by Mustafa ibn Ömer el-Bevvâb in 1076 (1665-1666) were determined. Determined reduplications; it has been examined under three headings as reduplications in terms of word structure, words that establish reduplication in terms of meanining and reduplications in terms of their origins.

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