Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish
Meaning distances between words which can displace in this study have been analysed in order to study and introduce language. Synonym, close, distant and opposite meaning have been handled by samples with respect to substitution structures. This paper is a study which is also considered as syntatic as well as paradigmatic. Additionaly, substitution rules have been determined by evaluating cases. All choices have been determined from synonyms which has the closest meaning distance, to opposite meaning which has furthest meaning distance. Every element in the sentence can not displace every element. There are some harmony rules. Substitution between words takes place with respect to meaning, form and function harmony. Sometimes a suffix, base, element or group can change in the sentence by substitution. Sometimes, substitution takes place by only a word. Substitution between words takes place in order to rearrange the meaning of the sentence. A payoff of elements which substitute, should be. Change takes place in the field depends on this partnership. (Not açılmayan dosya sebebiyle tekrar gönderiyorum)
Keywords
Substitution, synonym, close meaning, distance meaning, opposite meaning, distant meaning.
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Ahmet AKÇATAŞ . 2011 . Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish . Journal of Turkish Studies.DOI:10.7827/TurkishStudies.2059
Ahmet AKÇATAŞ.(2011).Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish.Journal of Turkish Studies
Ahmet AKÇATAŞ,"Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish" , Journal of Turkish Studies (2011)
Ahmet AKÇATAŞ . 2011 . Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish . Journal of Turkish Studies . 2011. DOI:10.7827/TurkishStudies.2059
Ahmet AKÇATAŞ .Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish. Journal of Turkish Studies (2011)
Ahmet AKÇATAŞ .Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish. Journal of Turkish Studies (2011)
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Ahmet AKÇATAŞ. (2011) .Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish Journal of Turkish Studies
Ahmet AKÇATAŞ . Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish . Journal of Turkish Studies . 2011 doi:10.7827/TurkishStudies.2059
Ahmet AKÇATAŞ."Meaning Distances Between Words Which Can Displace In A Paradigm In The Sentences Of Turkey’s Turkish",Journal of Turkish Studies(2011)