ÖZBEK TÜRKÇESİNDE EKSİLTMELİ KULLANIM BİÇİMLERİ (Ellipsis Usage Forms in Uzbek Turkish)
Journal Title: Türk Dünyası Dil ve Edebiyat Dergisi - Year 2022, Vol 1, Issue 53
Abstract
Ellipsis can range from a sound to a sentence in spoken or written language. Ellipsis in speech or writing is a consequence of the law of least effort, in other words, saving energy. The law of least effort, also known as “Zipf’s law” in the world, is to use language in the most effective way that the other person can understand, without repetition, without further ado. For this reason, the speaker or writer can make various ellipsis within the framework of the rules of the language uses. It is seen that the examples of ellipsis, which are frequently encountered in spoken language, are also used in written language in some cases. Since there is no specific rule or order of ellipsis in the spoken language, taking the spoken language as the basis for the researches may not give correct results. For this reason, mostly written texts are chosen as a source in studies about ellipsis. In this study the subject was been discussed within the framework of some texts selected from Uzbek Turkish works. In the study, the usage forms of the ellipsis structures in Uzbek Turkish are been emphasized. The purpose of this is to show the formation forms of ellipsis in Uzbek Turkish in general. For this reason, first of all, the views in linguistics of Turkey and Uzbekistan on the term of ellipsis were given, other terms expressed on this subject were shown, and the least effort law, which was directly related to the subject of ellipsis and accepted as the reason for the formation of ellipsis was been emphasized. Then, the subject of ellipsis in Uzbek Turkish was been examined at the level of affixes, words, phrases and sentences, based on the texts selected from literary works. Thus, the subject was been evaluated with a holistic approach.
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Yasin KARADENİZ
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- DOI 10.24155/tdk.2022.198
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