A CARAMANIAN BOOK, YEÑI HAZNE AND ITS CHARACTERS OF LINGUISTIC (SPELLING AND PHONETIC) / KARAMANLICA BIR KITAP YEÑI HAZNE ve DIL ÖZELLIKLERI (IMLÂ ÖZELLIKLERI ve SES BILGISI)
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Abstract
Caramanians were Orthodox Christian in Anatolia.They used to both speak Turkish and use Greek alphabetin their texts. They particularly lived in Anatolia, forinstance; in Karaman, Konya, Kayseri, Isparta, Burdur,Aydın, Black Sea area. In addition, Istanbul, Syria andthe Balkans etc. Although they were Turkish (particularlyPechenek, Kuman Turks), they were managed byByzantion as paid soldiers in Anatolian area in 11.century, espacially in the Toros Mountains and after thattime, they began to adopt Orthodox Christian. Now, Theyhave lived in Greece since the population replacement in1923.In this study, spelling and phonetic of aCaramanian book with the name Yeñi Hazne which wasprinted in Venice in 1756 is examined.
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| Authors | (M.A.H.), Hayrullah KAHYA; |
| Journal | turkish studies |
| Year | 2008 |
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