
Faruk Gökçe
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converb and auxiliary verb i.e A + kal-ir.
Abstract: This study focuses on a linguistic analysis of one of the perceptual verbs “kor-“ which has a high frequency rate in Kutadgu Bilig. In Kutadgu Bilig, one of the voluminous works of Islamic Turkish Literature, in addition to its conceptual meaning, “to see”, the verb “kör-”is polysemous with its meanings “to comprehend”, “to know”, and “to perceive”. At this point, this verb comes into prominence with its conceptual metaphorical value. Moreover, the perception verb “kor-”can be the subject of the grammaticalization process in Kutadgu Bilig. Especially with its meaning “to experience”, a grammatical improvement that can be labeled as “an experience action form” draws attention. All these improvements will be assessed in the light of the cognitive and typological studies on the perceptual verb KOR-“to see” in Kutadgu Bilig.
Keywords: Altaic languages, attemptive aspect, attemptive modality, experiental aspect, seeing auxiliary verb, metaphor.
converb and auxiliary verb i.e A + kal-ir.
Abstract: This study focuses on a linguistic analysis of one of the perceptual verbs “kor-“ which has a high frequency rate in Kutadgu Bilig. In Kutadgu Bilig, one of the voluminous works of Islamic Turkish Literature, in addition to its conceptual meaning, “to see”, the verb “kör-”is polysemous with its meanings “to comprehend”, “to know”, and “to perceive”. At this point, this verb comes into prominence with its conceptual metaphorical value. Moreover, the perception verb “kor-”can be the subject of the grammaticalization process in Kutadgu Bilig. Especially with its meaning “to experience”, a grammatical improvement that can be labeled as “an experience action form” draws attention. All these improvements will be assessed in the light of the cognitive and typological studies on the perceptual verb KOR-“to see” in Kutadgu Bilig.
Keywords: Altaic languages, attemptive aspect, attemptive modality, experiental aspect, seeing auxiliary verb, metaphor.