Özet:

Standard Kyrgyz Turkic Language is in the group of Turkic dialects where long vowels are abundant in number. It which has eight regular vowels and six long vowels systems, is nowadays the focus of researches and studies on vowels. As it is known, primary and secondary long vowels in General/Standard Turkish Language have attracted the attention of many linguists. As a result of the researches, it has been determined that the primary long vowels have been preserved so far in Turkmen, Yakut and Halac Turkic dialects, which are other historical Turkic dialects. The number of primary long vowels in Standard Kyrgyz Turkic Language is less in comparison to the aforementioned dialects, and that of secondary long vowels is more, in general. In this study, the long vowels seen in the local dialects of Isik-Kol and Narin, which are the northern local dialects of Standard Kyrgyz Turkic Language, and the reasons for their emergence will be examined. Primary and secondary long vowels are seen abundantly in the texts of the Isik-Kol and Narin regions. In addition, it is remarkable that some long vowels that are not seen in the Standard Kyrgyz Turkic Language are seen in almost every source person's speech. On the one hand, the primary long vowel examples obtained are presented by historical-comperative method with primary long vowels in Old Turkish, on the other hand, the reason for the emergence of secondary (indirect) long vowels will be examined.

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