METHODOLOGY OF USING RELIEF LEXICON IN TURKIC LANGUAGES OF OGHUZ GROUP

Abstract

There are a number of works by linguists associated with the study of the etymology of relief vocabulary in the Oguz group of Turkic languages. European, especially English and German linguists singled out among those involved in primary etymological research. When studying the Oguz group of Turkic languages, we can see the forms of embossed dictionary that have been modified by a number of historical sources. Some of these forms currently are used in Turkish and some have changed. The change is due to the grammatical structure in some Turkic languages, and it`s possible to see some Turkic languages in the development of a new lexical unit. Grammatical change manifested in the form of increasing or decreasing a letter. The relief etymology of the Turkish language in a Oguz group is also important from the point of view of studying the changing meaning of words in the historical period with reference to ancient sources. Changing the forms of words, describing them in different sources is important for achieving outstanding results in etymological research. At the same time, while studying the etymological vocabulary of the Oguz group, we can see some forms of relief vocabulary in various sources that were used in the historical period. Some words used in embossed vocabulary of ancient sources with minor changes are still used and some have completely changed.