Özet:

Individuals make a certain effort to transmit all the information they obtain in a cultural context in their surroundings to the future generations. Thro his lifetime, the human Son translates all the information he has acquired in his brain, and from there he translates through words to the outside world. These words, meaningful sound units of the language, are also the names of many beings and objects. It is often known that the names placed due to the characteristics of these beings and objects are created through comparison. In this framework, some of the names of the disease that the people produce are placed for different reasons, such as the characteristic of the disease, the image, the feeling it leaves in the person. The people continue to use these names in the same form and sense, wherever they are, even between countries with distances and with the same nationality. This must be about the people who come from a common culture and then remain separated know their past cultures and traditions well. For instance, many of the names of the disease used in the Turkish language and the mouth of Turkey today appear to live in the same way in the Turkmen mouth of Iraq (Kerkük). The study focused on how many diseases observed in Kerkük are the same in a meaningful and formal context as in Turkey can be named.

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