Özet:

According to today’s geographical classification, Ladik is one of the 17 districts of Samsun, which is located within the borders of the Middle Black Sea, and in terms of its geographical location, it is located in the interior of Samsun. The most comprehensive information about the known Ladik, which is based on the ancient era, is found in the work of Evliya Çelebi's "Sejahatname" and the work of Amasialı Abdizâde Hussein Hüsameddin Efendi's "Amasya History". The works contain remarkable information and findings from aspects such as the name, history, economy, population, Egyptian sites and architectural characteristics of Ladik. The Turkish language, which is separated from the measurable language in terms of its basic characteristics, is a legacy in terms of sound (fonetic), shape (morphology) and word existence (lexicology) because the words and additions that are not used in the measurable language in the mouths of the Turkish language. Therefore, in terms of the voice, shape and word existence of the Turkish language, the study is carried out using archaeological/eskicular elements. Recently, thanks to increased communication capabilities, education and teaching, Turkey has increased the interaction between the Turkish mouths and the measurable language. As a result of this interaction, a number of elements that were swallowed into the mouth began to disappear over time. In this study, an archaeological/eskicular element found in the mouth of Ladik (Samsun), one of the Turkish Turkish mouths, was studied. The LADIK (Samsun) mouth has a mouth structure that remains under the influence of both Son and Kıpçak Turkish, and some words with archaic/eskicil elements are also included in the forms found in Kıpçak Turkish in the explanations based on the voice and word existence. The archaeological/historic words taken are given from the Ancient Turkish period to the early periods of the Western Turkish and in some words with the forms they appear in the historic Turkish languages.

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