Abstract:

Turkish Turkish and Turkmen Turkish are the sons of the general Turkish in the South-West group. The forms of use of the current time supplement are one of the most important morphological criteria used in the determination of both the Turkish and Turkmen Turkish oral groups. Basically from the 11th century and then in the 13th century, the horses departed from the hometown and came to the hometown while the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons of the sons. The historical and ethnic bond between Anadolu and Turkmenistan is manifested in language and mouth. In Turkmen Turkish's current written language -yar /-yär attachment, while in Turkish's standard written language - it is used as the main attachment that meets the current time. However, these additions that arise with the change of sound of local/yot- and yoru-/walk assistant facts show a great diversity in terms of variants in the Turkmen and Turkish mouths. In this study, the status of the current time supplement in the Turkmen Turkish mouths, which is considered in the classification of the main and lower mouth groups, will be assessed and compared with the general forms of the current time supplement in the Turkish mouths.

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