Özet:

During the Harezm Turkish period, which was considered a transition period before the two main cools of the Turkish written language, many literary works and dictionaries containing different languages were written, where the characteristics of the Son-Kıpçak language were combined. One of these dictionaries is the work named Mukaddimetü’l Edeb, which was taken to the pen by Zemahşeri on the request of Harezmshah ruler Atsız b. Muhammad who wanted to learn Arabic. The Arabic vocabulary, which consists of short sentences and five sections, including names, facts, letters, names and facts, has reached many nuances to this day. The oldest of these nuts is the Yozgat nuts, which was established in 1257. In this study, the vocational names in the Yozgat nishan of Mukaddimetü’l Edeb were studied in terms of origin, structure and meaning comparatively to the Old Turkish and the status of the vocational professions in the Turkish was assessed.