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Turkish medicine terms that are available in the medicine texts written in Old Anatolian Turkish but not used in Turkish any more have been examined in this study. These terms include organ and disease names. The reason why the terms which are not used in Turkish today but of which are available in Turkish dialects died in the process of time and the foreign terms that replace them have been investigated. The process of dying has not been carried out only in the form of replacing Turkish words with foreign ones. The process has also been carried out by the using of another Turkish word that is equivalent to the dying words and the words that are available in Turkish dialects.

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By using our site, you agree to our collection of information through the use of cookies. To learn more, view our Privacy Policy. To browse Academia. Murad Studies on medical terms: A bibliyographic study Abstract Undoubtedly, historical works of science have an important place among the works in which the Turkish language demonstrates its power in creating terms. One of the scientific works in which we can observe the diversity of the Turkish language in terms of production in terms of orijinal and translation in many different disciplines is the medical texts. Apart from only the works dealing with the subject of medicine, there are many works written on different topics in terms of medical terms. To date, many studies have been done on medical texts, medical dictionaries and medical terms, and still work on medical texts, medical dictionaries and medical terms. While some of the studies conducted so far are directly related to the medical terms in non-medical works, some are directly related to the terms in the books on medicine.

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Abdul Vahid K Vazhakkad. Abstract Codex Cumanicus is an invaluable work in respect to the culture and the linguistic history of the Turkic peoples. Ardahan, Yuko Yokochi. Sedimentology Pyrite geochemistry in the Toarcian Posidonia Shale of south-west Germany: Evidence for contrasting trace-element patterns of diagenetic and syngenetic pyrites. Miipmn ve bakteriler bilinmemektedir. Download Free PDF. HS 53a. Marc Vanderheyden. The reason lying behind this situation is starting to live only in Turkish dialects due to the fact that the terms are not used any more in Turkish and the decreasing number of people using these Turkish dialects as a result of urbanization. Turkish medicine terms that are available in the medicine texts written in Old Anatolian Turkish but not used in Turkish any more have been examined in this study.

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Log in with Facebook Log in with Google. Francesco Ciucci. These terms include organ and disease names. In this study studies on medical texts written in Old Anatolian Turkish were examined, and organ and disease names available in the texts were categorised according to the criterion that is whether they were used in Turkish or not, based on contemporary Turkish dictionary. Sedimentology Pyrite geochemistry in the Toarcian Posidonia Shale of south-west Germany: Evidence for contrasting trace-element patterns of diagenetic and syngenetic pyrites. Miipmn ve bakteriler bilinmemektedir. By using our site, you agree to our collection of information through the use of cookies. Douglas Powell. Benzer Makaleler 1. Turkish medicine terms that are available in the medicine texts written in Old Anatolian Turkish but not used in Turkish any more have been examined in this study. Enter the email address you signed up with and we'll email you a reset link.