Attitude of dialectic vocabulary of turkish languages to their literary languages and dialectics

Teymurlu Z. M.

The relation of the dialectical dictionary of Turkic languages to its literary and national language, as well as to the literary languages of neighboring Turkic peoples and their dialects is a poorly studied area of Turkology. In this sense, the lexical-semantic study of Turkic languages is of great importance. The article examines the common lexical units used in the dialect and literary language in the Azerbaijani and Turkish languages, and gives a lexico-semantic classification of these words. The comparative historical study of the literary language with the dialect vocabulary of the studied languages, the discovery of the corresponding and various language elements that are necessary for the study of the language is of great interest in Turkic linguistics. Of course, Turkic peoples differed from each other since the late Middle Ages, when they completed the process of ethnic differentiation and formed as independent or semi-independent nations. This is the first study in the field of studying the dialect vocabulary of the Azerbaijani language in comparison with the Turkish literary vocabulary. Therefore, a comparative historical study of this topic can significantly expand our knowledge and understanding of both the genetic origin of the language, the history of its development, and its current state.

Keywords:dialectic vocabulary, literary language, Turkic languages, related words, homonyms.