Abstract:

The Turkish language has been tried to be classified by various researchers according to genetic, geographical, ethnic and language scientific standards. One of the criteria that is important to note in these classifications is the absence of the +sIz attachment. As known, the +sIz attachment indicates “excellence”, “excellence” and “excellence” and can be used with names or numbers. However, the +LI(g) appendix is opposed to +sIz appendix in Azerbaijan, Başkurt, Çuvaş, Gagauz, Karaçay-Balkar, Karakalpak, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Crimea Tatar, Kumuk, Nogay, Özbek, Tatar, Turkmen, Uygur, Turkey Turkish, etc. is present. There is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing as to say that there is no such thing. Instead of this +sIz attachment, the variants of the word "no" in the ancient Turkish are used in the Siberian Turkish languages: Tuva Turkish "not much", Hakas Turkish "choh", Altay Turkish "d'ok", Yakut Turkish "suox", Shor Turkish "not much", Yellow Uyghur Turkish "not much" and Salar Turkish "not much". In the historical and contemporary Turkish vocabulary, the "no" is often used as a number, name real (along with the other) and a sign of absence. These functions are also available in Tuva Turkish. In Tuva Turkish, "many" can be used as a cover, edat, link along with various words. There are a lot of word cited in Turkish. Most of them are Mongolian and Russian. The word “many” can also be used with these quotes. The word "many" forms two words groups together. The word "many" is used in various phrases, phrases and scientific terms. This article explores the function of the word "very" in Tuva Turkish.

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