Özet:

Reduplications are the combination of two or more words that have the same meaning, close meaning, opposite meaning and one meaningful and the other meaningless on its own and it's one of the most frequently used expressions in our language since Old Turkish. This form of expression, which is frequently used in Orkhon Inscriptions and Uyghur texts, it's also constantly encountered in Karakhanid and Khwarezm Turkish texts. The widespread use of reduplications in ancient texts has attracted the attention of researchers and many studies have been done on reduplications. The first of these studies is the article 'Studien Zur Osmanischen Syntax, Das Handiadyoin und die Wortfolge ana baba' written by Karl Foy in 1989. After this study, reduplications in our literature have been discussed and studied in many ways such as meaning, organizational structure, and function in the sentence. Mukaddimetü'l-Edeb is one of the important works of the period that contains the language material of Khwarezm Turkish, which we guess with the available data that Zamakhshari wrote it between 1128-1144. The work which has the richest word types of the Middle Turkish period after Dîvânu Lugâti't-Türk is also very important in terms of containing different forms of expression used in Turkish. The subject of our study will be reduplications which is one of these forms of expression. In this study, the reduplications determined in Yozgat copy of Mukaddimetü'l-Edeb which is one of the oldest and extensive copies will be examined in terms of meaning and organizational structure from time to time compared with other texts written in the Khwarezm period.