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Name-Making Suffixes from the Name Used in Religious Terms in the Rylands Copy
Turks, who established ancient civilizations throughout history, established deep-rooted states in the wide geographies they spread. Their experience in state and army administration has always allowed the Turks to be strong in the lands they dominate. The cultural accumulation of the Turks has been transferred from culture to culture for centuries with the important works they have created under the roof of the states they have established.
Turks, who have accepted many religions such as Manichaeism, Buddhism, Shamanism, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam in their long history, used very different alphabets besides this new religion they accepted. The Turks who converted to Islam during the Karakhanid period, following their belief in Shamanism in the steppes of Asia for a long time, carried out translation activities of the holy books of the Qur'an in order to better understand the requirements of the new religion.
In this study, it will be tried to determine with which suffixes and grammatical structures the religious terminology consisting of noun elements was formed in the Interlinear Koran Translation (Rylands copy), which was written in the same years, together with masterpieces such as Divanu Lugati't-Turk and Kutadgu Bilig, which are the most important works of the 11th century Islamic period Turkish Literature.
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Interlinear Koran Translation, Rylands copy, religious terminology.