@article{2019,title={ON THE USE OF PERSIAN DERIVED WORDS IN TURKEY TURKISH},abstractNode={Political, trade, literary and similar relationships between societies also caused interaction between languages. As result of such relations, there were exchanges of words between languages, and hence, borrowed words occupied a place, more or less, in the vocabulary of almost every language. In a similar vein, borrowed words also gained a certain ground in the vocabulary of Turkish language throughout history as is the case with the majority of other languages. Being a plainer language in the Gokturk and Uighur periods, Turkish language borrowed many words from Arabic and Persian languages during the Ottoman Turkish period. With the efforts to simplify Turkish, the rate of these borrowed words started to diminish. While Arabic comes first in the ranking of borrowed words in Turkey Turkish, Persian-origin words also have a considerable share. A significant part of the Persian words used in the Ottoman Turkish period disappeared in Turkey Turkish. However, some of these words like bahçe, berbat, çeşme and çoban are used frequently today while some others like beyhude, bigünah, dergâh and hemdert are rarely used now. Some words like berduş, bestekâr and güzergâh are used in Turkey Turkish as they are used in Persian, whereas others completely adjusted to Turkish phonetics. It can only be seen in etymological analysis that some Turkish words such as beter, çile, ezber and sebze are actually borrowed words. Words passing from Persian to Turkey Turkish are simple, compound and derived words in structure. This paper addresses the uses of derived words in Turkey Turkish that were borrowed from Persian.},author={Burhan BARAN},year={2019},journal={Turkish Studies - Language and Literature}}