Abstract:

Language, as a living being, is constantly changing. Change in language can be felt both in written and spoken language. This change can make a language very different from where it is located. Accordingly, many studies have been carried out to determine the structures that change in the language. This study will focus on “-lA-, known as the suffix that makes verb from the noun. This suffix, which does not deeply affect the meaning of the structures to which it is added, but sometimes only helps to consolidate the meaning or shows that a work is done all the time, is explained as the suffix that makes verb from the noun in almost every work that is cited or taught as a resource. However, in some periods of Turkish, there are some examples that the suffix is used to make verb from the verb. If a new rule is to be established in the grammatical context, samples appropriate to this rule should be determined within the periods of the specified language. When the examples found reach a considerable degree, new things should be said about the known rule and the known absolute truth should be changed. For this reason, in the study, a function of the suffix -lA different from the known function was revealed and related examples were identified, and necessary explanations were made. The appearances of the suffix in contemporary and historical dialects of Turkish, and its uses in Turkey Turkish were tried to determine. It is thought that the study will contribute in order to gain a different perspective to suffixes and to reveal the richness of Turkish.

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